In the footsteps of Mao Zedong: Chinese authorities encourage 'Red Tourism' • FRANCE 24 English

[@Praisethesunson]

This is what's possible when landlords are put in check. A lesson the west still needs to learn.

[@tolurker1]

The picture is “shaded”…a la BBC

[@tolurker1]

Crafty?. I don’t think so🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@ArabicReja973]

Remember Chinese 🇨🇳 Chairman Mao? Here's what he did: - He renounced ancient Chinese cultures, including Confucious and Buddhism, which value kindness and tolerance. - He eliminated all intellectuals, land owners, and rich and famous people. - He demanded the youths to condemn their parents and neighbors publicly, usually in front of a crowd. - what he had left were uneducated laborers, poor peasants, and mean youths. *Those are the ancestors of the current mainland Chinese today.*

[@kevinjenner9502]

China’s recent history of illegal wars, occupations, regime change, and proxy wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc,…a legitimate cause for concern.

[@jacklan4103]

​@kevinjenner9502 At least we didn't kill 80 million people.

[@tolurker1]

@kevinjenner Sarcasm??

[@boiscooka232]

​@@jacklan4103how u get this number? After mao die China population is double from 370 million to 765 million

[@dengguochuan]

懂个屁，儒家将人分等级。

[@RealWatch1]

75th anni of prc

[@pluribus_unum]

Little Red Guidebook.

[@allmc3120]

It's too painful and too terrified to see a CCP sign like this! It tells me that millions of people died from the CCP regime.

[@Richard-s7m]

Journalist had been followed by ghost stalkers ,making the story more interesting.

[@mikebane2866]

Or they were provided security, unlike Trump. Lmfao