Nien Cheng Quote

"Day and night the city resounded with the loud noise of drums and gongs … looting and the ransacking of private homes … The violence of the Red Guards seemed to have escalated. … Articles in the newspapers … encouraged the Red Guards and congratulated them on their vandalism. They were … exhorted to be fearless in their work of toppling the old world and building a new one based on Mao’s teachings."

by:	Nien Cheng [Yao Nien-Yuan 姚念媛] (1915 - 2009) Chinese author who recounted her harrowing experiences during the Cultural Revolution in her memoir 'Life and Death in Shanghai'
Source:	Life and Death in Shanghai, 1987
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Categories:	China, Communism, Insurgence, History, Culture, Free Thought, Revolution, Oppression, Propaganda
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That was truly a horrible mess.  -- jim k, Austin      1
WOW, welcome to Amerika — history repeating itself.  -- Mike, Norwalk      2
Sounds frighteningly similar to ANTIFA and the BLM in today's U.S.  -- Mary, MI      1
Another example would be the outside paid organizers of riots with foreign flags calling themselves "Peace Keepers" shooting innocent parties.  -- Mike, Norwalk
The civilized do not loot, ransack, vandalize, or violate.  The socially responsible express the step by step transition from degeneration to rejuvenation.  All will be informed and made aware of the best possible path followed for the best interests of all participants.  A win-win circumstantial condition can be reached.  The attainable universal agreement is always felt possible to the reasonable creative individual.   -- Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

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