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Mao's Forbidden Books and the Intellectual Purge

Mao's Forbidden Books and the Intellectual Purge

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While we have covered the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, and Mao’s personal life in previous episodes, we haven’t yet explored the quiet but devastating campaign to control China’s literary soul. In 1963 and 1964, just before the storms of the Cultural Revolution broke openly, Mao Zedong launched a series of directives targeting 'bad books' and 'bad plays.' This episode examines how the regime began to police not just political dissent, but artistic expression, starting with the persecution of writers like Wu Han and the banning of classical literature. We look at the specific mechanisms of censorship, the role of Jiang Qing in staging theatrical attacks, and how these early purges laid the groundwork for the destruction of cultural heritage that would follow. By examining the case of Hai Rui Dismissed from Office and the broader campaign against 'feudal' culture, we see how intellectual freedom was systematically dismantled long before the Red Guards took to the streets. #MaoZedong #CulturalRevolution #ChineseHistory #WuHan #HaiRuiDismissed #JiangQing #LiteraryPurge #1960sChina #FexingoHistory #BeijingOpera #Censorship #IntellectualHistory #CommunistPartyChina #Yan'anTalks #ShanghaiTheater #ClassicalLiterature #PoliticsAndArt #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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