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Author: Hu Ping
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: I want to examine the distorted political ecosystem in China during the 1960s and 1970s, which targeted the "Five Categories of Counter-Revolutionaries" and the "Children of the Black Five Categories," and I cannot but explore the origins and developments of landlords and rich peasants in rural life, as well as their historical fate before this period. I want to investigate the profound changes in land relations and their positive role in mobilizing hundreds of millions of farmers to support the victory of the Chinese Revolution, and I cannot but examine the negative harm it inflicted on cultural traditions and national psychology during several practical processes. As someone who has experienced it, I feel deeply horrified by the comprehensive distortion of human nature and humanity, common sense and normalcy in China before 1978, which was subjected to unprecedented oppression. This inevitably leads to delight and enthusiastic praise for—after 1978, the comprehensive revival of human nature and humanity, and the diverse emergence of common sense and normalcy in China—The fate of millions of Chinese people in the author's time, under the devastation of successive class struggle storms, was torn apart and turned into scattered fragments, which is tragic. And now, if these fragments cannot be sorted out and displayed in the museum of history to educate future generations, it becomes even more tragic.