How Did Chairman Mao's Chinese Cultural Revolution Turn Against Other Intellectuals

James Reeb's death created the second outrage and concern among the country. That led to the final march on 21 March, and to the victory of the Civil Right

When she left the camp to replenish the food supply, she was taken by the Japanese and forced to watched hundreds of Chinese soldiers be murdered. Then she faked her own death to avoid being shot. She remembers being buried in the dead bodies and only moving after a few hours. She escaped, but only to be captured once more. She witnessed several atrocities

What is left to interpretation in the story is whether or not Louise ever did lay eyes on her living husband in the story at all. In many interpretations of the story critics say that Louise did see her husband and subsequently passed from the shock of seeing him

Another example is when Ophelia died. In Act 5, scene 1, churchyard two gravediggers were digging Ophelia’s pit grave and they were arguing weather Ophelia should be buried in the churchyard when it looks like her death was a suicide. The first gravedigger ask, “Is she to be buried in Christian burial that seeks her own salvation?” meaning, it seems like she drowned herself in her own will which is known to be a suicide (V.i.1-2). In Christian belief, a person who committed suicide is a sin in the eyes of God (Miller, 2013).

The transition of power in China changed the dynamics of post-World War II relations. For the United States, the so-called “Loss of China” was a a catastrophe, not only because the US supported Chiang Kai-shek in the last few years, but also because it seems to be a victory for the Soviet Union and the global Communism. For China, in 1949 started for the first time in its history the possibility to build foreign relations without being “suppressed by unequal treaties” by western powers. But China‘s relations to other countries remained very complicated and complex.

Technology, knowledge, politics and many more ideas were all becoming influences of the west. China was in a crisis. In order for China to emerge from this, had to observe their level of national power, discover the problem and progress as a whole (Chen). Chen Duxiu’s call for nationalism explained the negative connotations that imperialism had on their country. In his eyes, the lack of nationalism was a result of the conflicting ideas of the old and the new.

This affected all of China, 300,000 plus were killed. The capital was defended by untrained auxiliary troops which did not prevent Japanese from ending the massacre. World War 2’s end was the only cause that prevented this huge tragedy. Japan had no remorse, they deny all these killings and torture. Rape

Although some may say that since Chinese culture is so old, Myths are useless, fake, stories; but it is clear that Chinese mythology did influence the cultures belief and was the base of many religions. Chinese Mythology has altered china’s culture and beliefs throughout the years because of the religions, lifestyle, and political view from mythology. The importance of religion in China is what keeps the ancient countries culture unforgotten, but the mythology in China is what shaped those cultures. According to Living Myths, about Chinese Mythology “Much Chinese mythology is based on animism, which sees the land itself as alive.

Around 1966 Mao decided that not enough people were supporting his government, so he decided that the country needed a Cultural Revolution. He got college students and young people involved in destroying the past. They tore down architecture that was representative of the past. The destroyed art and books from the days of the emperors. Mao also put together the Red Guard which questioned people about the allegiance to the communists and even jailed or executed individuals who they thought were not good communists.

Problems not just specific to the world of medicine, even a problem in their personal lives can cause stress. In Samuel Shem’s novel, titled The House of God, a good friend of Roy Basch, the leading protagonist, kills himself. The death is attributed to how he gave a patient yellow fever by giving the patient the wrong medicine. All of Potts’ friends, the doctor who killed himself, though, attribute his suicide to Potts never telling any of them he messed up. This the poses a question, how come hospitals do not actively encourage doctors to discuss their worries with each other?

Sanders family spoke out about the case saying that they didn’t believe the original story the law enforcement where telling was true. Bland investigation is still being treated as a murder investigation

Concluding it was on the account of social pressure that caused her wanting to become a different person around other people. Maxine Hong Kingston “No Name Women” wrote about the issues with her Chinese culture on social pressure causing them to do things that they knew were wrong. Her mother shares a story about her aunt committing suicide after giving birth to a fatherless child. They had a suspicion she was pregnant, but never brought it up in discussion. The day she gave birth, both mother and child were found dead at the bottom of a well.

My daddy died.. of the epidemic flu and I never had a thing to do with it. ’”(pg 148). The reader does not expect this information to be revealed. Subsequent to this revelation, the reader had been constantly bombarded with negative notions of the killer. This scene serves as an abrupt break of negative feelings towards the killer, and instead this animosity is replaced with subtle sympathy.

Wolf Reading Response Eric Wolf described the Chinese Revolution in comparison to that of the Mexican Revolution. For example, during the Mexican Revolution, there were three main crises. The first was the demographic crisis. The second was the ecological crisis. The third was the crisis in power and authority.

The movie hero is based on the idea of an assassin the wants to kill Emperor Qin. He believes his decision to kill Qin is a just and noble cause. Then soon realizes that Qin is only trying to unify the country, even though it was a little controversial idea at the time. Now the story does show some real ideas for Qin but the story in its self isn’t true, just great TV.