How Deng Xiaoping Changed China Forever

[@WINDYCHUNG]

We really appreciated Deng's contribution, he is the greatest leader in modern China to my own personal view. My grandparents and even my parents experienced hungry youth time, but I finished my PHD in western countries, without Deng, this is impossible, thanks to him.

[@gl7011]

Unfortunately, African Tribalism stands in the way of such progress. There is no concept of being one Great Nation United in Africa. Everyone is only concerned with their own tribe prospering. That's why Africa will remain impoverished and mired in hopelessness. Abandon tribalism if you want to prosper.

[@Scriabin_fan]

I have great respect for Deng Xiaoping and the Chinese people, I wish them continued success. Much love from the United States!

[@powerfulstrong5673]

👍🤝🏻

[@navetaylor]

I honestly do too as long as they behave well. I understand the United States has always been far from perfect, but the injustices Chinese citizens face day-in, day-out is a major concern. Their ethics are questionable to say the least, but at the end of the day, all of my disdain for China is completely regarding their government.

[@ASD-x4r]

⁠@@navetaylor Why do you think the chinese are facing injustices and the ethics are questionable ？Kindly clarify by giving evidence

[@weliedwecheatedwestole8717]

​@@navetaylor what an easily manipulated person.😂😂😂😂😂

[@ldon4002]

@@navetaylor What you need to concern is your own ethics, at least clean up your mouth and speak with facts and logics.

[@allanchen9337]

Never in the history of mankind has so many been lifted out of poverty by so few in such a short period of time

[@ponyma6304]

是的😂老外不懂

[@knahdogg5769]

because it was a man made famine by mao and could have been fixed easily even sooner

[@widodoakrom3938]

Wait Muhammad Qasim from doing that again

[@dannytadashi4235]

@@knahdogg5769 STOP TALKING BULL CRAPS AND NONSENSE. Worry your own country problem first 😂😂😂😂👎👎👎👎!!!

[@hanbaobao8147]

​@@knahdogg5769funny you don't mention the centuries of Man Made famine that the communist were finally able to break, unlike any others. Almost like you have an agenda.

[@AbrazaNews_Ke]

I'm Kenyan and I really admire the Chinese people's resilience, wit and determination to work for a better tomorrow.

[@SprezzaturaLifestyle]

they used to do that under Deng Xiaoping. Today the Chinese are working for thir own enslavement.,

[@解少云]

Thank you brother. On behalf of all the good Chinese people, I would like to express my heartfelt wishes to your country.

[@神烦狗]

huge fan from China. I love your music.

[@thecafcl8409]

Every group of people have resilience wit and determination. Anguka nayo.

[@DanielDeBenoit]

If only the tyrant CCP regime wouldn't have robbed the Chinese of their glorious future...

[@drndomomelinguitherese]

Deng Xiaoping. One of the world's greatest success stories and inspiration for the twenty-first century Sovereignty Recovery. This enormous achievement confirms what becomes the most populous nation in our contemporary era. China is a great school. 👍

[@lesliebona]

Deng was in Paris as a teenager, when Paris was a hotbed for ideas. He lived and studied in Paris for six years and then lived in Moscow for a year.

[@williamgarcia1909]

HIS EXPERIENCE IN FRANCE HAD GIVEN HIM A BETTER VIEW OFTHE WORLD THAN MAO WHO NEVER WENT OUT OF CHINA.

[@MrWootaz]

Deng was a comunist hardliner when he was in Paris, he was a firm supporter of strong bonds with the Sovjets for decades and did participate in the Great Leap as a vivid supporter of Mao. Only at the end of the Great Leap he started criticising Mao when others already did before him. Nothing of his opinions that changed had anything to do with France. ALL His Changes were inspired by "what did Empirial China do better before the Revolution?" that is literally the entire point of this documentation

[@kennyyap9745]

​@@MrWootaz...AS USUAL WESTERN CORRUPTED MIND BRAINLESSLY WASHED BY MSM.....LMAO LOSERS

[@donbartholomew8273]

So he would realize the "BS" fantasy that the CCCP was pimping then ! PARIS vs MOSCOW.....

[@GothJedi]

​​​@@MrWootaz And what happened to all those early critics? They were branded as traitors and killed, exiled or thrown in jail. Look at what happened to Liu Shaoqi. Deng was intelligent and played the long game, a very long one. Mao was second to none when it came to war, and was good at rallying people. And while Deng shared Mao's sentiments on unifying China, he knew that Mao's ways were killing them in the process.

[@pakbaz5736]

Love and Respect from Iran for brave people of China-- God Bless You ALL

[@syu2003]

The Chinese are always respectful to the greatness of Persia

[@arthas640]

@@syu2003 but not respectful enough to call them "Iran"? "Persia" was a name given to Iran by the Greeks and it's just a name that stuck well into the 20th century but it's never been the name of the country, even in ancient times they used names that sounded like "Iran".

[@yys6253]

It is not because Chinese don’t respect Iranian, we don’t know you prefer to be called Iran. In China, people think Persia is more ancient and sounds more romantic ❤

[@arthas640]

@@yys6253 similar story with many Anglo countries. They associate "Persia" with the countries imperial days and associate "Iran" with the modern day theocracy but ironically the name "Iran" is the ancient name. The name "Persia" is Greek and comes from the name of an Iranian province, Persis, but it's name "Iran" was always its name.

[@kutokeyho6924]

Iranians kissing the feet of the Chinese but they will trample you under their feet. 😄

[@williamgarcia1909]

DENG XIAOPING CAN BE CONSIDERED ONE OF THE GREATEST MAN WHO EVER LIVED.

[@kerismoolayu]

how about Joe Biden and Donald trump

[@leonli7394]

@@kerismoolayuYa kidding😂 Roosevelt is the best.

[@cindylau4857]

@@leonli7394Lincoln was probably the best US president tho

[@patthonsirilim5739]

@@kerismoolayu let me put it this way deng is like teddy roservelt.

[@lorsheckmolseh3345]

Deng and Mao were close friends. No new China without Mao Zedong and the CPC.

[@Giles20]

Deng Xiaoping, one of the greatest leader of the 20th century.

[@simonsimon2888]

Sad to say, China wasted 30 years while the West had advanced since 1949's Communism under Mao totally shut themselves from the outside world for Capitalism was viewed as 'evil'. In 1979, Deng opened up China and the Chinese were surprised to see ' variety is the spice of life'. Hence, the saying 'it does not matter what colour of the cat, as long as it can catch mice'

[@aloyd6157]

Hu Yaobang can be one too, not just Deng. Read Tian an men incident

[@emmanuelalabraba6089]

No please. He's one of the greatest leaders the world has ever had.

[@年青人]

@@simonsimon2888那30年没有被浪费，你可以去了解一下历史，那30年做了什么，很重要的一个阶段，我们不能拿现在的眼光看待当时社会发展的需要。

[@simonsimon2888]

Why wait for 30 years to open China door to the world and what is the purpose of his coming to Singapore in 1979 when the local Chinese communists are causing so much terrorism of their unhappiness when they wanted to return to China. Hence, this Chinese problems remained today.

[@wu1989]

Thank De Xiaoping, People will remember him forever

[@steventan2550]

Truly great people like Deng Xiaoping and Lee Kuan Yew do not want or need monuments to commemorate their achievements.

[@ikun5414]

In China, if you ask the local elders when China became rich, they will say Deng Xiaoping, because when Deng Xiaoping did not come to power, many people in China were hungry.

[@n.c9653]

Deng Xiaoping is by far a greater leader than Lee Kuan Yew. The stage he played on and transformed was not comparable. And he went through personal turmoil and misery while LKY did not. He directed 1B people spread across millions of Sq Kms. He governed people of all creeds and literacy levels while LKY basically governed impoverished illiterates who fled to Nanyang. Not saying LKY wasn't a great man. He was but not in the same league as Deng.

[@deser215]

@@n.c9653 If there is no LKY, who would Deng look to for advise?

[@AccipiterSmith]

@@n.c9653 Lee Kwan Yew is a legend. Don't praise Deng, he did some worst things too particularly during that [REDACTED] in 1989 and his open economic reforms is a ruse for him to look more sympathetic to the mainland Chinese people.

[@DarmintoJiang]

Three good friends, DengXiaoPing LeeKuanYew dan ChiangChing-kuo(Taiwan's 2nd Presiden). They all led their people to prosperity.

[@kwk9470]

The rest of China's leaders can line up behind Deng. A small man with a big heart and mind.

[@guangxidavidliu]

The ratio of the Brain weight/size and the Body weight/size determines the smartness of a person.

[@arthas640]

Xi stands on the shoulders of giants but takes all the credit. China spent decades laying down the ground work, building relations with other countries, and growing the economy and Xi just swept in and claimed the credit for China's successes.

[@navinasimoes]

What China accomplished in last 30 years is a wonder in all of human history Developing the productive forces of the nation into an industrial power house without any wars or invasion Just purely by pragmatism, hard work and geopolitical manoeuvres SWCC is truly a remarkable system A model to all developing nations

[@fredchong8443]

😊 17:58

[@sripangestu1344]

What is SWCC stands for?

[@44bett]

Agree

[@burambura1011]

True

[@PatrickTengmusic]

Deng Xiaoping was the paramount leader yet he does not need to humiliate other party leaders in front of the world - every rank in the party supported him - even those who opposed him.

[@faustinoco3933]

Deng Xiao Ping seemed to know where China's future lies ahead...from Western colonisers' greed and great demand for cheap labor. True to his vision, China will rise from the abyss of exploitation to become a world superpower.

[@eIectrostatic]

Neither does Xi Jinping, that Hu Jintao "incident" is a nothing-burger cooked up by Western media... Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping actually have a lot more in common than most people recognize. Both are visionaries who are not afraid to tackle the big problems of their time head-on, unlike most of their colleagues and contemporaries who follow the path of least resistance. The main difference between Xi Jinping and Deng Xiaoping is simply that the two are facing very different challenges in a very different political/economic/social/technological setting. That's why it's such a bad take when Western analysts contrast Xi Jinping with Deng Xiaoping by saying that the latter was reform-oriented while Xi Jinping allegedly is not. Actually, both are reform-oriented, it's just that different reforms are needed today compared to 40 years ago...

[@arthas640]

Strong leaders dont need to brag and dont need to demand respect, it's given to them willingly, while weak men need to demand worship and force respect. Same reason why a mastiff doesnt need to bark to get your fear and/or respect while a chihuahua does nothing but bark and snap its teeth.

[@ganboonmeng5370]

Deng is the best leader...of modern China....when People call him dictator of Tiananmen...I told them...I am privilege to know..the protesting youth of Tianamen in their 50s ...they were protesting for change....few..understand democracy then in China....and they understand..why Deng hv to do as he does..in 1989...and because..of him...all chinese standing tall and proud today !

[@willengel2458]

Tiananmen Square was a failed CIA color revolution. that's why a lot of the participants end up in US, Australia, or else where.

[@isorokuyamamoto8423]

A real pragmatic and capable leader who cares for his people not like many of the world leaders we have now who are idealist and only cares about themselves and their own power.

[@45876]

The back board of my elementary school computer room has Deng's quote: Computer is the future for kids. This was in 1991 and most of us never saw computer before. We typed in different combination of letters and some special graphics appeared on the screen. We were so excited but, we still didn't know why computer was so important until later in life. He was a genuine visionary.

[@kzd8988]

May God Bless His soul Deng Xiaopeng! And the people of China! 🙇‍♀️🙏👏👏👏

[@ethiofikerentertainment140]

Wow... We Ethiopians and Africans must learn from China's amazing economic reform!

[@jackofalltrades200]

Ethiopians and Africans?

[@gl7011]

Abandon Tribalism. That's the first step.

[@dusekillian9688]

I love CHINA and how I wish African leaders should be going for advice from the Chinese than loans. I love Deng Xiaoping and i love Chinese approach to poverty eradication

[@Utube1024]

Rwanda is the cleanest city in Africa. They are emulating Singapore. Keep out corruption and improve on education.

[@fannyalbi9040]

it is china long culture even during imperial dynasty, king needed to do his duties not because he is king. he got to answer the people and “heaven”, if the king against it, be prepared to be overthrown! 😂😂😅

[@arthas640]

Africa would be better off looking to other countries for advice and as role models, China's growth depended heavily on a single party state and cult of personality to grow and to maintain the power of the state there were heavy sacrifices. After the revolution Mao did the same thing that the Japanese did in the Imjin War and invade Korea to kill off all the young skilled warriors so they couldnt destabilize the newly formed empire, and he did similar to Stalin with the Holodomr and starved people into submission to him to maintain the power of the party. Mao also industrialized China through heavy support from the USSR for decades and was pretty shameless about stealing from them at the same time (Chinese IP theft is nothing new). Those are all things that most African nations would struggle to do and there's hurdles that many African countries face that China never really did like heavily divided and varied languages and religions and ethnic groups, not to mention serious problems with tribalism in some places. China has always been a very centralized power whereas there have been few centralized African governments that werent foreign powers ruling over Africans so they need to craft a state pretty much from scratch while the CCP had the benefit of a culture already accustomed to and expecting a centralized state, there was already a social contract in place of people willing to sacrifice prosperity and liberty in return for stability and peace.

[@gl7011]

Abandon tribalism and prosperity will follow.

[@TOUT-PUISSANT1]

To all the TRACKS team, specially the narrator, thank you for that great work!

[@1kyoman]

One of the greatest world-changing stories ever told.

[@peterdaime1487]

Deng Xiaoping may be the greatest leader ever to walk the planet!

[@michaele4830]

"So, you get capitalism money to take care of the population". Can you guess who Deng was speaking to?

[@judyking1702]

Praises to China's great leaders!

[@The667251]

For Deng's success, it required the Chinese inherited spirit of Education, craftsmanship & Workmanship.

[@sjelinelukiman673]

Mao united China, Deng modernized China inspired by Lee Kwan Yew Singapore. After Deng visited Singapore, he vowed to build 100 cities as good as Singapore. zhu Rong Ji with his zero tolerance for corruption and Xi Jin Ping with his focus on listening to farmers and the poor in remote villages in China. These Chinese leaders all had their roles in shaping China. China couldn't possibly have moved upward because of one leader ONLY. But the Chinese people are also hard working folks. Chinese people value education highly. Chinese people are also born entrepreneurs. These all factors make the Chinese people do better in life when given good leadership and opportunity. Dutch people call themselves the Chinese of Europe due to their same characteristics, entrepreneurial and love for learning.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Interesting

[@greekenderman2005]

As a greek that was born 6 years before the economic collapse of 2011 it pains me to see countries like China and Rwanda rise up from third world status to superpower and stable economy respectively while my own nation is only getting worse,with our democracy in constant threat and the real power only belonging to handful of oligarchs I hope we get a deng xiaoping one day 🙏 😔

[@ponyma6304]

Impossible, because your culture does not produce such talent, if you want to change come more foreign students

[@greekenderman2005]

@@ponyma6304 what do you mean by "your culture does not produce such talents"?

[@ASD-x4r]

@@greekenderman2005 In my view, the political system in Western countries like your country cannot produce such leader as Deng, unleash you change or reform your system close to China's. Under your democracy and freedom, leaders must be elected through one person one vote. So the candidate must satisfy the immediate or instant requirements to get elected and cannot give long-term plan for the whole country, coz the new leader may overturn the previous' policies or plans very easily. Then the political engine may idle/ tick over. That's why western democracy is not welcome in China. It looks like procedurally democratic, but quarreling without a conclusion.

[@ASD-x4r]

@@greekenderman2005 I am not bragging our system is so good. Frankly we also don't think our is very good, far from perfect. But ours can get things done but sometimes not so procedurally democratic as yours. The common people only want concrete benefits and they don't care too much about the political prodecures. We also have procedures, but some are internal operation. This is true. However, our leaders are not down to earth and have already abandoned the idealism as of now. They make long term plans for the country and also care about the daily affairs especially the people's livelihood. Our government is not perfect truly. Not so transparent, also some are corrupted. But people care about their lives more.

[@ASD-x4r]

@@greekenderman2005 when Deng was in power in 1980s, he was making plan for China , which would span four generations until 2050s. His very words: I can't live until then, but I am responsible to make the plans for the people and the country then. His three-step development strategy is: from 1980-1990, addressing the people's problems of food and clothing; from 1990 to 2000, making people reach the “better-off level” for the people's livelihood; from 2000 to 2050, with 30-50 years of hard work, making China basically realize the modernization, close to the level of a moderately developed country. Deng cannot imagine the global situation will dramatically change in the new century and also can't imagine China will develop so fast. No one has predicted this. Even in 2002, in the 16th national congress of communist Party of China, the national statistics bureau gave the new leadership the report and predicted that China may surpass Japan in 2030 in GDP and catch up with US in 2050s or longer time. However, we surpass Japan in 2010 and now is running after US. These are all beyond Deng's plan but generally the party and government is still following his plan, only making his plan more detailed and feasible through concrete policies. His plan is down to earth and practical.

[@adamharris1406]

As a merchant mariner, I visited the port of Shanghai, China, in 1960' Mao's China was mired in poverty. Today's China is a financial and Military superpower. China has come a long way.

[@adamharris1406]

@@Overwatch120 It was a far cry from today's Shanghai port

[@jvs333]

Dang Xiaoping is the father of modern day China. Xi Jinping is the man that fulfilled that dream. GO CHINA!!

[@The11061984]

Xi is the man that will destroy what Deng had built.

[@jvs333]

@@The11061984 LOL, Xi built what Deng wanted of China to become. A global economic power and a China fully modernized and educated to compete in the global world. Xi made Deng’s dream for China come true. Take your anti-Xi/anti-China US propaganda narrative horse-blinders off. China is surpassing the US in just about everything it takes on. The US is a declining outdated nation ill prepared for the 21st century. Xi made Deng’s dream come true. GO XI! GO CHINA!! THABK YOU DENG for planting the seed for China’s future

[@widodoakrom3938]

True

[@cheryll8008]

China is now living in the future! Noone else is as determined as the chinese. Truly respect them!

[@GabrielaGabriela-tn3uy]

Yes Deng Xioping was the greatest leader of China in history, I feel intriguing why China didn't honour, in my opinion Mr Deng deserves his image emblemed on the Yuan...👑🤔👑🤔👑🤔👑💯👑💯👑💯👍💪👍💪🙏💪👑✌️🙏

[@jeff6161]

You don't understand the Chinese. They don't care about monuments or having their faces printed on money or having a warship named after them. Same like lky

[@历史756]

Deng Xiaoping was very low-key. Mao Zedong asked the Chinese to say "Long live Mao Zedong", while Deng Xiaoping hoped that the Chinese said "Hello, Xiaoping".

[@fannyalbi9040]

china does honour him. just not worship him. that’s all.

[@wendywu1471]

Deng was a great leader, and not promoting a personal cult is one virtue among others. I believe Deng personally witnessed how a leader could so easily gain an inflated ego and was wary of going there himself

[@tedwong7037]

Chinese sre hornoring deng as a god.

[@jimgu2578]

Deng Xiaoping’s legacy is definitely still felt in China. I remember seeing a sign with his quote (32:38) in the entrance of a small village in Beijing.

[@vahyalakwaga5428]

An absolute BEAST! A person like Xiaoping couldn't emerge in Nigeria (my country) because of fragmentation (religious, ethnic & regional), which is weaponised by the elite class and which most of the masses think is their identity. Unfortunately, most of us in Nigeria don't know it doesn't have to be either/or.

[@svenfredriksson9213]

Deng said 'Prosperity is only possible with political stability'. I think the US has lost the top spot with its now deeply divided political splits. Excellent in-depth and new insights doco. Stalin and Mao totally kocked-up communism, but Deng with his practical rational approach pulled off the greatest socialist uplifting of people out of poverty. Do have to acknowledge that some left behind or actually suffered, but what socio-economic system does not.

[@Tod_x]

My most favourite country and my most favourite guidance

[@franko1904]

One cannot discuss Deng's reforms without mentioning Deng's meeting with Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew in 1978. Since that visit, China has sent tens of thousands of Chinese officials to Singapore for exchange/training.

[@outsidewell6932]

A travel channel would produce such a high quality documentary of one of the most important figures in 20th century is amazing. Subscribed.

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

Good documentary. Useful learning.

[@dannychu2014]

Great documentary of the Life of Deng Xiaoping and transformation of China.

[@peterfeatherbone6268]

I had the good fortune of seeing this great man in person as he was driven past my office for a briefing at the Prime Minister's office in Malaysia where I once worked.

[@oloansitanggang2129]

Deng Xiao Ping was A God gift to China country n its people; Love Chinese......a great country of the world....

[@eddyesculpied86]

What people tend to misunderstand is the fact that Deng Xiaoping success achieved because of what Mao Zedong had put the basic system. Many people think that Mao Zedong was the main cause of modern China suffering, and Deng reversed all of them to make China great again. The truth is the other way round, Mao put a very important foundation for China, such as the tough political system, raising literacy, etc. Deng was the one that know how to harvest what Mao had done. At the time Deng take the leader position, many talented men had been in the government. He did correct Mao mistakes, but Mao's contribution weigh more than the mistakes, although some mistake may be considered fatal. Without Mao contribution, it is certainly impossible for Deng to achieved the greatest development in human history. All people who truly understand the great development of China stated this.

[@ammyk6443]

Just bear in mind If Mao did not have dedicated supporters and followers like Deng... etc. he could not have achieved the goal of uniting China. But Mao was an egostic leader who did not like to listen to new idea different from his. Hence many of his followers who suggested economic reforms earlier ended up in jail and died inside or being sent to hard labour camps to be "re-educated" like Deng. Many Chineses died and suffered greatly because of Mao failed economic policies during his lifetime and his unnecessary Cultural Revolution before his death.

[@oneshothunter9877]

Mao closed Universities. How does that raise literacy?

[@GothJedi]

Mao built the foundation, Deng built the house, Xi makes the house beautiful

[@eddyesculpied86]

@@oneshothunter9877 check it by yourself, illiteracy rate in 1949 was about 80% (400 millions from 500millions pupulation). In 1977, illitereracy rate was 25% (240 millions from almost 1 billion population). This was great result because if you live in rural area at that time, many things were not accessible. And also, unlike Deng era, Mao encouraged people to have more children. The population was doubled ("doubled" was not really appropriate since when the great leap forward a huge number of citizens died of starvation), yet literacy rate increase significantly. I'm not a fans of Mao, but Mao really put important foundation for Deng to reap the great success

[@JCBJHD]

Deng Xiaoping is Mao's student, at one side, he cherishes what Mao had transformed China to be a huge united national country...at another side he transformed Mao's mistake... Above all, he inherent Mao and turn to next page...he did not throw away Mao's book, he turn it to next page....He make Mao's China to be successful national country.

[@arthas640]

Dengs China shows what Mao _could_ have done if Mao wasnt such an egotist. Instead of growing China's power he did nothing but try and crown himself the new emperor under a different title.

[@davidstrelec610]

Under Mao life expectancy rose from 35 years to 65 years. Grain production tripled from 120 million tons to over 300 million tons. Population doubled from 550 million to 1 billion people. The video was exaggerating Mao's mistakes.

[@sachinvenx8809]

Great documentary 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@samoareport2654]

Great efforts by Deng to stamp out the US democrazy influence to maintain the true Chinese democracy they now have in China. Long live China democracy; no poverty, no beggars, no violence, no homelessness in China!

[@bowlampar]

It is fortunate for many Chinese, he decided to follow Mr.LKY's advice earnestly, successfully implemented growth policy, ended years of hunger and brought China 's economy to a new high over many years.🧐

[@Thinkofwhat]

"modernize china" not "westernize china" When the west adopted the 4 great inventions from china and modernized.....not asianized. The 4 great inventions as listed by Francis Bacon.

[@yang5159]

westernization bad for china

[@chitchat3838]

Only 4 inventions in 5000 years in history

[@168lwk]

​@@chitchat3838 if you don't open your mouth nobody knows that you are that ignorant

[@stxfdt1240]

There are more ​@@chitchat3838

[@rsinghofficial_]

China's culture is astonishing. People are well behaved and hardworking. Wish I can be the Deng xiaoping and change my country India's future. I feel demotivated seeing the dilapidated condition of my country's infrastructure and the amount of corruption, hate speech that is being pushed everyday. Rich get away with everything while poor people face poverty & prison.

[@AA13494]

its the middle class that faces persecution. the poor get freebies and sc/st atrocity act. despite 300 schemes if they are not able to lift themselves out of poverty then it needs some introspection. stop lying.

[@fengwu4220]

Very fair and accurate documentation thank you.

[@The667251]

June 4, 1989 was not a massacre. CCP talked to those protesters for 45 days, until a PLA soldier was burned alive, then sent in troops, but still tried to avoid any killing.

[@nhasachduchanh]

I am Vietnamese. After watching this video, we admire China's vision and strong rise. So wonderful!.

[@omyhaby1912]

Because of Mao and Dang Xiaoping Today i can Afford Decent smart Phone,car and so much More from China...God bless Chinese People

[@yasinnabi]

Thanks for sharing such a great content and beautiful videos,.,.,

[@MohamedAGeedi]

The narrator is magnificent and the story is fascinating. All the way from Somalia

[@somaliteccomputerscience1673]

Sanadka 2024

[@level1selamat155]

Miraculous transformation, indeed

[@garylin2732]

There will be no modern China without Deng Xiaoping.

[@mikekok]

My maternal side, uncle worship him Deng Xiao Peng , as the father of modern china , along side with the like of Dr Sun yat San

[@williamgarcia1909]

I AGREE. BOTH DENG N SUN YAT SEN LIVED FOR THE GOOD OF THE PEOPLE. NOT FOR SELF ENRICHMENT. ADMIRATION FROM THE PHILIPPINES.

[@artelagro]

All this happened in one lifetime. Amazing documentary

[@sepam82]

Today China is better than the Hong Kong that they repossessed in 1997. Hong Kong is also improving. China will strive to grow the whole nation. That's a great objective.❤

[@belspace]

Never in human history, a country has taken so many people out of poverty ! My all respect to Chinese leadership for what they have achieved! All emerging countries should walk in their foot print!

[@midwestmeiliguo]

Excellent!

[@zhangruyi3153]

Excellent! Could you do the same for Xi JinPing? I think he is just as good as Deng XiaoPing.

[@fannyalbi9040]

he is. mr xi bring china to next level of strength and prosperity. 🎊 🎉

[@zhangruyi3153]

@@fannyalbi9040 Yes, President Xi is China's best leader. I hope China can overcome US sanctions, in particular sanctioning China's chip and high tech companies.

[@fannyalbi9040]

@@zhangruyi3153 u don’t have to hope. hope is for hopeless situation. mr xi is doing it now and china people will make it happen. chinese has a simple proverb 愚公移山，自強不息then can move the mountains 🏔

[@桑吉卓玛-y3b]

Thanks all great Chinese leaders,you hard working with Chinese people,now our life totally changed ,and become so good and so happily ❤. We have choice to live what we want ,we have opportunity to look better and better life ,we have choices to be Vegan or Buddhist ,we have choices to live in China or oversea ,I have choice to live in city or in the countryside ,in apartments or a hours ,appropriate a lot ,my country .

[@getevennow]

Great leader of the most intelligent people on the planet !

[@williamgarcia1909]

THANKS FOR UR SINCERE PRAISE. IT MADE ME SO PROUD OF MY CHINESE HERITAGE. I M HALF CHINESE, HALF FILIPINO.

[@nobufrancis685]

Deng Xiaoping the greatest leader the world produced.

[@aslamm1683]

deng xiaoping was greatest of all leaders of china....

[@AG-GA]

No. Greatest of all leaders of china....Chairman Mao . without his full scale foundation and pillar. Deng is nothing.

[@NotFound-um6nr]

不知道你们为何有这种救世主般错误的观念

[@widodoakrom3938]

Modern china from 1949

[@tschoong3897]

Deng Xiaoping exemplifies efficacity as opposed to vanity or inefficiency.

[@Kingsman51895]

Every Chinese in mainland China is really respect Dengxiaoping

[@williamgarcia1909]

NOT ONLY IN CHINA, BUT CHINESE ALL OVER THE WORLD WHO ARE INFORMED ADMIRE N RESPECT DENG. AS I DO WHO LIVE IN THE PHILIPPINES.

[@gpvadventure]

An absolutely, intelligent and visionary leader,the true builder of today’s China.

[@evapaparisteidou9040]

Excellent video! You should have included subtitles in various languages. The autogenerated ones are a big problem. Thanks

[@franciskueh4141]

There was never a massacre. Get your fact right if you want to be a good journalist.

[@arjunroy4468]

Deng Xiaoping is My Hero!

[@manleymukuwasidambi7321]

The power & blessing of true & gifted leadership can never be underestimated!!! Though there isn't anything like perfect leadership, almost perfect genuine, wise & selfless leadership is everything & a real game changer for all times!!! Great leaders are inspired, well learned/exposed, visionary revolutionaries, open-minded, principled/incorruptible, dynamic, tough tested, and trusted....!!!!

[@laniethosea9781]

The greatest leader in history

[@alinapopescu872]

I actually liked this documentary. Thank you for posting.

[@kepliu]

1970s was a fast developing decade in China, economically. China returned UN in 1971.

[@williamgarcia1909]

MAINLAND CHINA WAS VOTED INTO UN BY AFRICAN NATIONS THAT WERE INSPIRED BY THE SELFLESS CONTRITION OF MAINLAND CHINA IN BUILDING A LONG RAILROAD IN AFRICA. WHICH FORMER COLONIAL EUROPEANS NEVER DID.

[@Utube1024]

After he visited Singapore he changed China forever and promised to do better.

[@liongjiahwong5478]

He followed the Singapore model, sending thousands of China Civil servants to Singapore for training.

[@yys6253]

Yes, he took advice from Lee Kuan Yew who is equally great ❤

[@williamgarcia1909]

HE LEARNED MUCH FROM LEE KUAN YEW. BUT HE ALREADY HAD THE DESIRE BEFORE HAND IN HIS HEART TO CHANGE N IMPROVE CHINA.

[@rosepohchoocheah2694]

China have many Great Leaders. It's a beautiful Country. Full of Hope.

[@juancastillo2900]

I’m not ashamed to say that I’m a Dengist

[@liongjiahwong5478]

❤

[@williamgarcia1909]

U N I SHOULD BE PROUD OF BEING DENGISTS.

[@fooyd9810]

you should be proud..

[@Visiontech]

So inspirational and much appreciated!!!

[@thabom9791]

This video is not about Deng. Deng is merely used as an excuse to chant the glory of capitalism.

[@UCt6PXDm-iFNvvc6t5r1YCgQ]

是的，这个视频很明显的价值观输出，试图证明资本主义才能使得一个国家富强，但是邓小平是坚定的社会主义支持者，国家的根基绝不动摇，因此89年让赵紫阳下台了，杜绝了资本主义在中国生根。

[@fannyalbi9040]

the video talk about corruption, the shadow of capitalism. how corruption consider as “glorification”?

[@JamesSmith-uw4nx]

Crazy to think that if it wasn't for deng xiaoping china today would probably look more like North Korea

[@fannyalbi9040]

perhaps like superpower india?

[@widodoakrom3938]

Or probably India

[@sazingayerampa]

2:40 Huge respect to China❤❤

[@arbaz79]

Excellent Documentary 👍.

[@aungkthein9570]

In the context of prevalent world geopolitical Deng Xiaoping was right to adopt a policy of development following capitalist economic model. China had to develop economically so it can also be powerful militarily. But the exponential economic development that followed Deng Xiaoping policy has also dangers inherent in capitalist system. Although the leaders of China, being aware of these dangers, are taking precautions, the diseases contagion with capitalist system will hard to cure.

[@yuenyookmay6127]

Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore was the advisor to Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jing Ping.

[@fannyalbi9040]

gives china a fxckin break u islander mentality peasant.

[@yys6253]

Another great leader

[@paulavang2987]

Want to learn more, not sure who can change the great life for real thank you.

[@bamboobenjamin8015]

Mao's time was not that bad, contrary to what people tend to believe, Mao has solved starvation which plagued China for hundreds of years, before 1949, famine and starvation is the norm, Mao's famine is, ironically, an abnormality(albeit more due to human error), Mao also eradicated all the colonial and imperial foreign influence on China, which helped Deng's reform of China's economy (otherwise, why China's opening up is successful while so many are not). And Mao has given China a fairly good rudimentary educational system, which helped Deng's reform by bringing up an entire generation of educated workforce Today's mainstream narrative separates Mao and Deng's era, Mao is the baddy and messed up everything and Deng is the hero and saved the day, but even Deng admits that his reform can not be successful without development under Mao

[@nathanwu6296]

Agreed. Plus, Americans will suddenly think Deng Xiaoping is pure evil after hearing he was the leader during the 1989 Tiananmen protests

[@siewhoonglee9948]

Mao united China and set up a New China but Mao make a Big Mistake by imposing a Cultural Revolution during the 1960s. That was the Terrible Damage that Mao has caused to China going Backwards again

[@josecortez5213]

@@nathanwu6296 With all do respect I understand that the CCP internet minders are well versed about what happened in Tianemen Square, the great leap forward and the cultural revolution and the harvesting of human organs for profit.

[@SprezzaturaLifestyle]

Deng was also working for Mao and Deng was the one who solved the starvation, not Mao. Mao fired Deng several times and within those periods when Deng was temporarily fired starvation also came back several times because of Mao's principles that did not work. That's why Mao hired back Deng because he knew Deng can solve that problem. Unfortunately you don't have enough historical understanding about this issue. Mao's principles for farmers created the starvation. Before that period there was no starvation.

[@eIectrostatic]

They start the documentary in a very stereotypical way by stating that millions of Chinese died of starvation under Mao but this happened within the first decade of Mao's rule. Lots of Chinese also starved to death in the decades preceding Mao's rule and one should not forget that the US and other Western countries instituted a blockade against the People's Republic of China and refused to sell China grain. And while millions of Chinese did starve to death in the early years of Mao's rule, it should also be mentioned that hundreds of millions of Chinese were born under Mao's rule, and not just born but grew up well-fed and well-educated. These Chinese born and educated under Mao were the ones that Deng could later rely on and leverage in pushing to make China the factory of the world. There's a reason why this boom happened in China and not in India with a similar population where most children were malnourished and many could not read and write.

[@SETPOOL]

greatest comeback in history

[@冥王星来客]

From 1971 to 1980, the World Bank's statistics on China's GDP increased threefold from 99.8 billion US dollars (1971) to 306.2 billion US dollars (1980), a contribution from the Mao Zedong era; From 99.8 billion to 306.2 billion, the average annual growth rate over the past decade has been 11.86%. Deng Xiaoping Era From 1981 to 1990, the World Bank's statistics on China's GDP ranged from US$289.6 billion (1981) to US$394.6 billion (1990), an increase of only 36% in ten years. This was a contribution from the Deng Xiaoping era; The average annual growth rate during this decade was approximately 3.14%. The Deng Xiaoping era was the worst 10 years for China’s economy.

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Awesome.

[@dthomas99]

China should be awarded the Nobel Prize.

[@pagan-540]

Xi Jinping is the most visionary leader of modern China. He has made China a superpower and has increased prosperity of Chinese people. He has transformed China to a global power.

[@isaacasunciongallardo9781]

Idiotas

[@huangzongming8226]

The reform and opening up of China marks the rise of China in so many domains. This has changed the world in term of economics growth, green energy, geopolitics etc.

[@danserrano100]

It takes a lot of learning from pain, honest hardwork and patience in sacrifices to become a good leader that transform a nation from extreme poverty, beset with superstitious ignorance and ruled by blind ideologies.

[@yang5159]

there was no massacre ,misleading

[@chitchat3838]

Were you there ??

[@nmew6926]

What "massacre". TAM?? During that time there were no smartphones. It was easy for Western media to tell lies without need of video footage proofs.

[@davidstrelec2000]

@@chitchat3838 Were you there?

[@pbworld7858]

It strikes me odd that Deng's portrait isn't in Tiananmen Square instead of Mao's, or at least next to his.

[@skazka3789]

Because Mao founded the state itself.

[@nmew6926]

In China there is no such thing as Mao Zedong Airport, Deng Xiaoping Stadium or Hu Jintao Expressway

[@pbworld7858]

@@nmew6926 That's true. And you don't see their wives or sons go on to be heads of state, etc. Nepotism is rife in countries like USA and Japan. Nothing is based on merit. You get voted because of your family connections.

[@rubenreyes4477]

RIP for a great man..

[@ammyk6443]

Just bear in mind If Mao did not have dedicated supporters and followers like Deng... etc. Mao could not have achieved the goal of uniting China. But Mao was an egostic leader who did not like to listen to new idea different from his. Hence many of his followers who suggested economic reforms earlier ended up in jail and died inside or being sent to hard labour camps to be "re-educated" like Deng. Many Chineses died and suffered greatly because of Mao failed economic policies during his lifetime and his unnecessary Cultural Revolution before his death.