That's likely due to the fact that we mentioned the word "suicide" three times. We make an effort to avoid censoring words as it can be bothersome, but unfortunately, CZcams forces us to take that course of action.
@@ADayInHistoryOfficialjust use alternative phrasing. It’s a joke. But, if they don’t censor other things that mean the EXACT same thing then they don’t care about the concept, just the word. So, use another word.
The video is very critical of the CCP. Prolly the replies in question advocated prejudice and violence, which have more in common with the CCP ideology.
Totally normal for any video critical of the CCP. The like/dislike ratio will be flooded by CCP bots and legitimately brainwashed Chinese citizens to push it off the algorithm, the comments section will be flooded with attempts to discredit the content/creator, and the report button will be spammed for even the most incongruous of reasons. It happens on every major news network when posting content related to China, it happens to every creator that does a deep dive into the CCP's history and contemporary policies.
These kinds of instances of mass fanaticism can be expected from societies that have undoing of the past ways of thinking or acting as their primary political mission. There always emerges the need to purge people out of suspected wrongthinkers in these kinds of hysterical spirals of societal and cultural self-destruction. Only maintaining absolute belief in the regime and zeal for the ideology apparently matter in these kinds of instances.
@@UCantSeeemeee Major powers have always intervened by military means when their interests are at stake. This is fairly normal. What isn't normal is a fanatical zeal for undoing traditional society and everything it has held dear just for the sake of power. The complete turning around and nullification of culture is not a means for these types of people, it is the goal. The internationalist zeal that is inherent in communism fullfils an important function: A radical, self-destructive cultural meme cannot proliferate without agressive evangelization, so to speak. The key to its power is that there must not be any alternatives to it. This is what left-wing ideas are fundamentally about.
@@caseyjones513Finding truth =very difficult. Multiple versions must usually be studied. Some people think truth is found in between. It's Not. Too many extreme Lies in the mix. Sometimes only 2 stories. One Truth. One total lie. Perhaps LIARS should be "held accountable". ?
@@sootuckchoong7077Maybe mental illness? Drug addiction? A lot of authoritarian dictators tend to be mentally Ill or crazed egomaniacs. Or maybe he truly believe in sacrifice his own people for the greater good for the Future of China. We’ll probably never find out.
The man shown in 17:17 is not just anyone. He is Peng Dehuai, the former general and defense minister of China. He was and is one of the most respected military figures in China. Not even he could escape the insanity of the Cultural Revolution bc he criticized the CCP and Mao for their supply fuckups in the Korean War and the Great Leap Forward.
There’s also President Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping Chairman of military commission. They had some doubts about how Mao was running things. Not gonna lie
@@Vicarious_Heart it’s difficult if not impossible to have doubts, it’s just hard to express your inner conscience when you’re surrounded by homicidal fanatics.
Both of my grandmas went through the cultural revolution, and both had all their possessions taken away for having businesses. One of them had her whole family jailed because she told a friend (who later reported her) that Hong Kong bread tasted better than Chinese bread. To this day, I won't forgive the CCP for what they did and have an everlasting hate for communism. Edit: My other grandma claimed that at the age of 5, she had to save her mother from hanging herself. Luckily, they both survived by paying smugglers to bring them into Hong Kong. The grandma who was jailed escaped prison with her siblings and swam to Hong Kong harbor. One of my uncles got paralyzed by a jellyfish sting during the escape, but he's fine now.
"Communism" has never (and never will be) been tried. People are too petty and power hungry to actually live in communism. Your family did not deserve this hateful persecution.
My sympathy for your grandmothers and their family, I am sorry they had to go through that. Countless victims are often overlooked due to our focus on deathtolls. Your hatred of communism is entirely justified. As with all totalitarianism.
Many children who joined the Red Guards, sadly joined in on the humiliation of their parents. Throwing black ink on them. This guilt sits deep with many Chinese people. Unfortunately they've been programmed to put the party before their own moral compass. Thus why he will never bring up the pain his family endured. I hope china sees healing.
The amount of ancient and culturally valuable artifacts that were destroyed by the Red Guard always make me think about what may have been lost forever
@@MarcoAntonio-xd1ejwhy not? It should be something to be preserved so we can learn from either past mistakes or past accomplishments that our ancestors have made. As the old saying goes, history is bound to repeat it's self.
@@MarcoAntonio-xd1ejIt's not that we have an obligation to specifically preserve historic artifacts, but we should have the responsibility to at least NOT actively destroy and remove all traces of it 😂
That's precisely why they don't want it on CZcams. They don't want you to know what you're walking into. Blindly until it hits you in the face and it's too late to go back
They were not just victims, the majority of the Chinese people took part in all these atrocities in one way or another. At the present day, if you're black, Hispanic or white you cannot enter most fancy restaurants and that's just the beginning
My grandpa was in a military academy when culture revolution first started, and even the government controlled military schools was shut down for more than a whole year. Professors and head of the school (all high ranking officers) were put into prison by the students and were accused of being “class enemies”. My grandpa was the leader of a student rebel group that supported the professors and therefore was constantly being threatened. He had a armed bodyguard at all times (also a student) and his group was involved in many factional conflicts (WuDou)… he never told me how many students died as a result of the fighting but considering the fact that students at his military school stoled tanks from their armory, I would assume a lot of people died…
I think Chen Yun said it best: "Had Mao died in 1956, his achievements would have been immortal. Had he died in 1966, he would still have been a great man but flawed. But he died in 1976. Alas, what can one say?"
Yes, but considering that his military forces actively hid from the Japanese Imperialist Army during the 1930s? Perhaps his most significant contribution to China was his own death.
There is a woman (unfortunately I can't remember her name at the moment, Lily something, I think) who survived and escaped the revolution. She has been very outspoken about it the last few years and talk a lot about what she has been through as well as the warning signs she has been seeing in the West lately. I'd definitely recommend anyone go look her up (she has done a lot of interviews so it shouldn't be too hard to find her) and listen to her story. Not gonna lie, I was really surprised by the ending of this video. You'd think someone who was so closely affected by the revolution would make a hard turn to get as far away from it as possible. Not to mention want to expose his and his family's own experiences to prevent it from happening again.. Instead it seems like Mao's legacy keeps living on.
Han Sue-Yin, author, was a teen during the revolution and she has written an autobiography and a lot more about the revolution after she fled to the West. She studied medicine in Geneva.
You’ll like any interviews of the North Korean defector/escapee Yeonmi Park then I think.. it’s actually very heart breaking and crazy to know just how bad parts of the world really are when you are not lucky enough to have been born in the west
12:25 Red August (1966) gives me nightmares. Middle school and highschool students murdered their teachers and their families in their homes. They also turned on each other as stated in the video. Can you imagine a mob of 13~15 year old kids storming your house, and you try to reason with them, but everything you say is just more evidence of your guilt to them. They ransack your house and eventually rip you and your family to pieces - remember that it was common to have three generations of people living under one roof, so they would kill everyone from your grandparents to your children and then you. No wonder so many committed suicide - imagine seeing this happen to your country, and the only solution is to do to them exactly what they are doing to you. You would have to kill off two generations (mainly those same kids and their parents) to weed out Communist ideology and preserve your culture and country. Horrifying
The most tragic part of the story is the loss of historical relics. Without history people bound to repeat its mistakes until there's no people to make mistakes
I got a warning when this video was just in the feed. Then immediately it refreshed and this video was out of my feed. I quickly had scanned and read the title. Then i got another warning upon clicking the actual video. Good luck
I remember a computer learning program from junior high school and one of the lessons was picking historic leaders and matching their accomplishments. I remember Mao was one of them and at 13 I’d never heard of him but I remember him being described as “revolutionary” and “a man of the people”. His accomplishment was uniting China. They mentioned none of this. When I found out who he was later in life, the way they touted him as a “good guy” always stuck with me.
@@imanicarter7279 During his reign estimated 50 million perished that includes the ones dying from his policies on the farmers , almost ten times more than the N%%is by far the worst massacre in modern history ,,and still some Gov. admire him and the CCP Think they have the dark one in their soul too , If there is a hell he is probably the general there for sure !.In wish this will never repeat itself on any nation , ever , what a monster !
I am constantly amazed by what leaders are capable of doing to the people they are supposed to represent and protect. It is sickening that so many people died at the hands of their countrymen due to hysteria supported by the government.
I used to have the same reaction until I realized & accepted the truth of the matter. the ruling class doesn't think like we do; sociopaths really do rule the world. now it makes perfect sense, no longer amazing...simple cause & effect. what shocks me is what the average citizen is capable of....a handful of leaders can't slaughter millions of "counter revolutionaries".
Not surpised by this, I am however, very surprised when leaders actually care about their populace. We have always existed for the sole purpose of being taxed and used, with lowest common denominator leading the mob. There is not much care for the plebians of the world.
I'm constantly amazed by the people themselves. I know most people are dumb, but dumb to the point of torture and homicide on behalf of someone like Mao... That's freezing temperature IQ.
I mean it does have something to do with Mao being a extremely lucky, borderline retarded peasant (kill all the birds as a prime example), absolutely no grasp on the effects and consequences of their actions and quite likely couldn't even imagine the scale of suffering his policies enacted.
youtube wont even let me watch it. I get a warning about suicide, and then clicking "I understand and wish to proceed" just brings me back to the youtube homepage
I'm from Croatia and I would like a video about the atrocities from the Homeland war that went on from 1990. to 1995. so many lives lost and many people took their own lives from the things they saw. My father was in that war he now suffer from PTSD. I love my country very much and would like to see that video
I love your videos. I like how you give all the details without sugar-coating anything. Not one disclaimer that treats the audience like they're fragile, which is rare on history, crime, and even regular CZcams channels. It makes me very angry when platforms or people demand censorship or else. Hearing or seeing something unsettling probably won't feel good, but it won't cause actual harm and it's not like it's encouraging others to participate in this stuff. The disclaimer at the beginning is pointless. Just don't watch content like this if you're not emotionally stable or mature enough to view it.
Ironically, I first learned of these events while reading The Three-Body Problem. Absolutely horrible what the citizens of China have actually had to go through.
Learn their history and you'll know that every emperor of China have done this, Chinese people are among the most distrustful and envious people in the world
beyond terrible. they are on their way to some of the same with president xi in charge. his new order is already jailing ANYONE who speaks against his government.
This is only half of what China went through. The Great Leap Forwards only counts for 15% of the pain China went through. The rest comes from the western atmosphere.
I feel like there is so much valuable information in this video that the youth in the US should really be paying attention to. They do not understand how their actions can lead to the exact situations displayed in this documentary. Amazing video and content. Keep shining the light on these horrific tragedies to educate those who are ignorant and/or uneducated. We cannot allow these atrocities to repeat ever again.
@@MegaKapo12 January 6th lol Those people were basically instructed to go in. Tons of video proof and eye witness testimony. People who cry over that and yet ignore the rioting and burning of small local businesses. Both political sides are ignorant and corrupt. Your statement shows that perfectly. Regurgitation of whatever the media wants you to say.
@@MegaKapo12 while we should be sensitive to things like Jan 6 it almost seems moot when compared to the scale of some of the activist movements seen from the radicalized youth.
Im Malaysian and Ive been on CZcams and Chinese social media for years, the only thing I can say is both are experts at digging out dark histories of their foe. Ideology rivalry is wild.
Except the US/West has no problem digging out their own dark histories and putting them up on CZcams. No censorship, no disappearing, no organ harvesting.
The story of what happened to Lin Biao who led the so called Great Cultural Revolution is not mentioned and could be the subject of a separate video. He was killed in a 1970 plane crash in Mongolia in the aftermath of what may have been a coup attempt against Mao. The aircraft involved was a British built Trident that apparently ran out of fuel after a hurried departure. Mao’s exploitation of the raging hormones of teenagers was a stroke of genius. The worst effect of the GPCR was the destruction of China’s moral compass. It also resulted in the greatest destruction of cultural artifacts in history.
LOL. Instead draw the similarity to the stupid "culturalwar" in usa from both side. Tell me how any policy discussion at the recent world economic is similar to the later year of mao. But I shan't hold my breath waiting since trolls like you are never able to support your mindless assertion
I read about some of this in the scifi novel Three Body Problem by Chinese author Cixin Liu. It was very interesting reading about the horrors of the cultural revolution, and how different modern life in China seems from that time. Although, I suspect any criticism of the modern CCP by the author would have resulted in his book being banned or not published at all.
Unfortunately, it's not only China doing this to its people! There are so many countries around the world that are doing all kinds of atrocities to its people. Obviously, some are better at covering their tracks than others. Condolences to the victims and their families!
In the 20th century 100 million (100,000,000 !) people were "deleted" by their *OWN* governments!! From Soviet Bolshijewism to Hitlerism to Mao's China to Pol Pot Cambodia. That not including the run-of-the-mill "civil wars" across Africa and elsewhere......just central authorities deciding to delete their *OWN* citizens. That's pretty staggering. Say all the negatives you will about USA & the 2nd Amendment in the Bill of Rights. I completely believe 400 million firearms in the hands of 150 million of us have (& will continue to) protected us from state sponsored "deletion" on an industrial scale.
Our overseers just do it in a different way. Jfk, mk ultra, mlk, crack in black neighborhoods, hoods getting military grade equipment, and that’s just the beginning
Screw YT....they got it behind age restrictions, yet still ran like (4) non skippable ads for a 20min video that this great creator won't see a dime of. TFOH
Thank you. I studied this and researched the effects in China, and seeing the debris and physical scars on the landscape and buildings. It's terrifying.
There is a book called (Red Scarf Girl) that talks about a young girl and her family during this time. I would highly recommend it. I had to read it during middle school it was good
One of effects of the Cultural Revolution not mentioned was the fundamental purpose of the People's Liberation Army changing from the biggest war machine in the Far East to a political apparatus dedicated to keeping the CCP in power. The generals who were seasoned veterans of the Long March, Second Sino-Japanese War, Revolution and the Great Leap Forward were all executed and replaced with high ranking CCP hacks with no combat training or military experience whatsoever. This is why the People's Liberation Army's only military success they enjoyed since the Korean War was the Tienanmen Square Massacre.
From the point of view of Chinese interests, the Korean War, the Sino-Indian War, and the Sino-Vietnamese War are all victories for China, but they are not important anymore. Since the military reform, China has modernized to act in the interests of the party and the state, no longer a revolutionary army。
@@deadby15or perhap the long march. That was a gruelling military retreat and manoeuvre that cost the red army dearly with almost 90% death rate but gave them a breather and a second chance which mao seize on to great success.
Thank you for your video! We hope that more and more people all over the world know the tragedies, massacres, critical struggles and other terrible things happened in the past of Republic People of China. We should remember the history .
Odd, but I did. When they showed the picture the children, I actually looked for Winnie the Pooh. Perhaps because I have seen other such stories. There are African countries where soldiers steal children and teach them to hate and kill the people they came from. The Nazis used tactics which turned people against friends, neighbors, and relatives. A child being told their parents are criminals, and deprived of contact with those parents, can end up being taught lots of crazy beliefs.
Born and raised in China. I didn’t like mao as the elder generations did because of the Culture revolution. However, the failure of this revolution is not “CHINA DOESNT WANT YOU TO KNOW”. China learnt from that failure and moved on to find our own way to develop the country without much help from others. Lots of the red guards are not CCP members, and they got away from punishment. When the society is in chaos, it’s impossible to do that. BTW, fangfang, the author of the was a red guard. China has a tradition which is called “intergenarational historiography”. It’s impossible to be objective if all the stakeholders and their family is still active. Writing history that is recent, usually is for the ongoing politics.
It amazes me how governments can sew division and form factions to create tribalistic movements and then come in and "save the day" after all the culture has been erased or irreparably broken.
It’s baffles my mind when you see people on Instagram that worship mao and have pages about him. The real kicker is how many people follow these pages and agree
Glad you did one about Japan and China. Sometimes, humans are capable of the most degrading and inhumane acts, especially when one is is a position of incredible power, or during wartime when there is a distinct 'Us' VS 'Others'.
For me the sad part about the cultural revolution is the hundreds and thousands of years of historic documents and religious shrines completely deleted.
@@rifqimujahid4907 Technically yes, if you really want to preserve your culture and history. Tourism and education were gravely affected by this radical change because the past was mostly destroyed and replaced with comunist ideology, which is sad. The Chinese community would be way different today.
Taiwanese high school history curriculum covers this part of history in depth, thankfully - this part of history should not be forgotten, lest it be repeated...
It's sad you're not allowed to watch this without censorship. I've liked and subscribed because honestly I want to know some stuff that will be karened into existence. Good luck guys
Weird how some of this is happening in America Edit: for the keyboard warriors that voted Biden and wonder what's happening in America now I point you to Yuri Bezmenovs' lectures to colleges. They're good. Dated but completely accurate. Go educate yourself
Not really when the Republicans are having events with dictators like Orban in Hungary. They are learning the way to illegitimate power. Dictators and totalitarianism are the same whether they are Communists, Fascists, Monarchies, or Theocracies. Terrorism, brutalities, control, lies, and a division into incredibly rich and starving poor.
My grandfather’s family had their home taken away from them during the cultural revolution. I was taught to stay away from rural areas in China because a lot of people there are still ignorant and brainwashed to this day. I wish I could learn more about this, but my family doesn’t like to talk about the past.
EXACTLY! The so called "" world"" are also the countries that called themselves the "allies" and now goes on to shame china for being a stable-enough, stronger country than theirs
fun fact: In China they actually teach you to be critical of the cultural revolution and Mao and to learn from it's mistakes. There are still many elderly who also like this era of China (I personally know some) and look fondly back at it.
@@keepitforreally4501 No it doesn't, were you there? To disregard their opinion on something THEY and NOT YOU experienced? How funny that most people who hate Mao for example are mostly all westerners who have absolutely nothing to do with China...think about that
The massive cognitive dissonance operation waged by the government onto its own people! Cognitive dissonance is not easy to break once etched into the mind of the subjects!
I want everybody to know. My mother told me that there were many women in the village who had to drown their own children. Because there wasn’t enough food going around and unless you gave birth to a boy enlisted in the military you get nothing. Many young daughters drowned for no reason. Before they conquered our province we had no problems. And now everybody has left or died there
Excellent video. Very informative and we can use this to explore aspects of our own political culture.This is being censored for no good reason. Stop this suppression of information, CZcams.
It's mind boggling amazing who people will "throw under the bus" to be able to avoid immediate ridicule,and public beat downs. As well as breaking my heart to know how easily a population is brain washed.
Wait, why is this video age-restricted? There'a no nudity, graphic pictures, or swearing. Sure, the topic might be disturbing, but are we not allowed to study and learn about history now? Especially if it's pertaining to China? Get your shit together, CZcams. Videos like these need to spread so the truth can prosper.
Tibet was actually liberated from clans that were far worse than the Communist government that took over. Outside of the clans, which included the Dalia Lama's family, people were either in the class of serf or slave. Life under ruling clans was atrocious, and it would be so today under the Dalai Lama, as it was under his predecessors, had not something changed, forcing the Dalai Lama onto a different path. It's just unfortunate that one corrupt government replaced another.
@@suryapratap8509 you know, maybe touch some grass? Like if you cared you would have done something about it. It doesn't seem the case, then you're talking just for the sake of talking which is not "bad" but a potentially waste of time. Have a good day
this video is bran new and has 2 warnings. they want it suppressed.
That's likely due to the fact that we mentioned the word "suicide" three times. We make an effort to avoid censoring words as it can be bothersome, but unfortunately, CZcams forces us to take that course of action.
@@ADayInHistoryOfficial that is why I love this channel. ✌🏻💟🫂
Fuck the CCP. The world should band together and destroy it.
@@ADayInHistoryOfficialjust use alternative phrasing. It’s a joke. But, if they don’t censor other things that mean the EXACT same thing then they don’t care about the concept, just the word.
So, use another word.
It's so ridiculous that we are prohibited from using basic words that are part of our language.
What's scariest for me about this video is how fast they're censoring it
How so, Im seeing it?
@@dAeveFellows Replies to comments is one method I am seeing. Lightning fast...
The video is very critical of the CCP.
Prolly the replies in question advocated prejudice and violence, which have more in common with the CCP ideology.
CZcams doesnt give 2 shits about the CCP. YT is banned in China. Its censored because of the Grim topic and language
Totally normal for any video critical of the CCP. The like/dislike ratio will be flooded by CCP bots and legitimately brainwashed Chinese citizens to push it off the algorithm, the comments section will be flooded with attempts to discredit the content/creator, and the report button will be spammed for even the most incongruous of reasons. It happens on every major news network when posting content related to China, it happens to every creator that does a deep dive into the CCP's history and contemporary policies.
You know the video is good when youtube gives you 4 repeated warnings
They just figure a way to suppress that they allow it ! Like they agree with freedom! In fact it’s probably a YT training course
The fact this happened only 60 years ago is mind blowing.
These kinds of instances of mass fanaticism can be expected from societies that have undoing of the past ways of thinking or acting as their primary political mission. There always emerges the need to purge people out of suspected wrongthinkers in these kinds of hysterical spirals of societal and cultural self-destruction. Only maintaining absolute belief in the regime and zeal for the ideology apparently matter in these kinds of instances.
The gen0cide of white farmers in South Africa is happening right now. Never assume your society is "too civilized" to commit gen0cide.
The fact American bombing vietnam and iraq etc still not a concern from western countries.
@@UCantSeeemeee Major powers have always intervened by military means when their interests are at stake. This is fairly normal.
What isn't normal is a fanatical zeal for undoing traditional society and everything it has held dear just for the sake of power. The complete turning around and nullification of culture is not a means for these types of people, it is the goal.
The internationalist zeal that is inherent in communism fullfils an important function: A radical, self-destructive cultural meme cannot proliferate without agressive evangelization, so to speak. The key to its power is that there must not be any alternatives to it. This is what left-wing ideas are fundamentally about.
Atrocities are happening in China still today.
This is why learning accurate history is important
@@caseyjones513Finding truth =very difficult.
Multiple versions must usually be studied.
Some people think truth is found in between. It's Not. Too many extreme Lies in the mix.
Sometimes only 2 stories. One Truth. One total lie.
Perhaps LIARS should be "held accountable".
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@@stevemiller2706I agree. Had the same conversation with a friend not too long ago. It’s how smear campaigns are run.
I don't understand what made Mao want to be so deadly to his own people. Any way I can find out?
@@sootuckchoong7077Maybe mental illness? Drug addiction? A lot of authoritarian dictators tend to be mentally Ill or crazed egomaniacs. Or maybe he truly believe in sacrifice his own people for the greater good for the Future of China. We’ll probably never find out.
@@sootuckchoong7077 Marxism
The man shown in 17:17 is not just anyone. He is Peng Dehuai, the former general and defense minister of China. He was and is one of the most respected military figures in China. Not even he could escape the insanity of the Cultural Revolution bc he criticized the CCP and Mao for their supply fuckups in the Korean War and the Great Leap Forward.
There’s also President Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping Chairman of military commission. They had some doubts about how Mao was running things. Not gonna lie
@@matthewkituyi7182 not some doubts. MASSIVE doubts.
@@matthewkituyi7182 我笑死了，你们还真的会误导大家呀你知道为什么毛发动文化大革命？还有文化大革命的混乱是因为资本主义官僚公知买办官僚出现，还有别忘了四人帮是主角，毛其实早就退休没有权利，也只能发动民众去做，只不过被四人帮在其中想利用掌权而已。
@@Vicarious_Heart it’s difficult if not impossible to have doubts, it’s just hard to express your inner conscience when you’re surrounded by homicidal fanatics.
@@Irish381Some parallels to America today.
Both of my grandmas went through the cultural revolution, and both had all their possessions taken away for having businesses. One of them had her whole family jailed because she told a friend (who later reported her) that Hong Kong bread tasted better than Chinese bread. To this day, I won't forgive the CCP for what they did and have an everlasting hate for communism.
Edit: My other grandma claimed that at the age of 5, she had to save her mother from hanging herself. Luckily, they both survived by paying smugglers to bring them into Hong Kong.
The grandma who was jailed escaped prison with her siblings and swam to Hong Kong harbor. One of my uncles got paralyzed by a jellyfish sting during the escape, but he's fine now.
"Communism" has never (and never will be) been tried. People are too petty and power hungry to actually live in communism. Your family did not deserve this hateful persecution.
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Ironically, capitalism is alive and well in China with over 1 million millionaires, I know some of them.
My sympathy for your grandmothers and their family, I am sorry they had to go through that. Countless victims are often overlooked due to our focus on deathtolls.
Your hatred of communism is entirely justified. As with all totalitarianism.
@@faxenmacher4633 thanks, didn't think this story would get as much attention as it did
Many children who joined the Red Guards, sadly joined in on the humiliation of their parents. Throwing black ink on them. This guilt sits deep with many Chinese people. Unfortunately they've been programmed to put the party before their own moral compass. Thus why he will never bring up the pain his family endured. I hope china sees healing.
The amount of ancient and culturally valuable artifacts that were destroyed by the Red Guard always make me think about what may have been lost forever
Taiwan has preserved what is left of ancient China, so maybe they are the real China.
@@jz94117well guess that sums up their soon-to-be invasion
Not ALL history should be kept... Just bc is old it doesnt mean we have any obligation to preserve
@@MarcoAntonio-xd1ejwhy not? It should be something to be preserved so we can learn from either past mistakes or past accomplishments that our ancestors have made. As the old saying goes, history is bound to repeat it's self.
@@MarcoAntonio-xd1ejIt's not that we have an obligation to specifically preserve historic artifacts, but we should have the responsibility to at least NOT actively destroy and remove all traces of it 😂
This should be out on youtube so people understand what these victims went through and the struggle and pain the impacts it causes
It is? You’re using the CZcams app bud
This should be put out on PBS
This should be everywere. Wimpy
That's precisely why they don't want it on CZcams. They don't want you to know what you're walking into. Blindly until it hits you in the face and it's too late to go back
They were not just victims, the majority of the Chinese people took part in all these atrocities in one way or another. At the present day, if you're black, Hispanic or white you cannot enter most fancy restaurants
and that's just the beginning
CZcams really doesn’t want you to watch this video
It offends their daddy China
My grandpa was in a military academy when culture revolution first started, and even the government controlled military schools was shut down for more than a whole year. Professors and head of the school (all high ranking officers) were put into prison by the students and were accused of being “class enemies”.
My grandpa was the leader of a student rebel group that supported the professors and therefore was constantly being threatened. He had a armed bodyguard at all times (also a student) and his group was involved in many factional conflicts (WuDou)… he never told me how many students died as a result of the fighting but considering the fact that students at his military school stoled tanks from their armory, I would assume a lot of people died…
I think Chen Yun said it best: "Had Mao died in 1956, his achievements would have been immortal. Had he died in 1966, he would still have been a great man but flawed. But he died in 1976. Alas, what can one say?"
Mao like all communists was evil , corrupt and power mad
If he died in 1956 he would still be a communist pig.
He was a treacherous sob his entire misbegotten life
Yes, but considering that his military forces actively hid from the Japanese Imperialist Army during the 1930s? Perhaps his most significant contribution to China was his own death.
Truer words has never been said
There is a woman (unfortunately I can't remember her name at the moment, Lily something, I think) who survived and escaped the revolution. She has been very outspoken about it the last few years and talk a lot about what she has been through as well as the warning signs she has been seeing in the West lately. I'd definitely recommend anyone go look her up (she has done a lot of interviews so it shouldn't be too hard to find her) and listen to her story.
Not gonna lie, I was really surprised by the ending of this video. You'd think someone who was so closely affected by the revolution would make a hard turn to get as far away from it as possible. Not to mention want to expose his and his family's own experiences to prevent it from happening again.. Instead it seems like Mao's legacy keeps living on.
Han Sue-Yin, author, was a teen during the revolution and she has written an autobiography and a lot more about the revolution after she fled to the West. She studied medicine in Geneva.
Anything with censorship warnings is always gonna be good.
You’ll like any interviews of the North Korean defector/escapee Yeonmi Park then I think.. it’s actually very heart breaking and crazy to know just how bad parts of the world really are when you are not lucky enough to have been born in the west
@@supatotenkopf88 yes you are correct, I only wish there was a way to find ONLY the videos with the warning
@@douglascampbell4993 yeah well things are changing in the West and not for the better
12:25 Red August (1966) gives me nightmares.
Middle school and highschool students murdered their teachers and their families in their homes. They also turned on each other as stated in the video. Can you imagine a mob of 13~15 year old kids storming your house, and you try to reason with them, but everything you say is just more evidence of your guilt to them. They ransack your house and eventually rip you and your family to pieces - remember that it was common to have three generations of people living under one roof, so they would kill everyone from your grandparents to your children and then you.
No wonder so many committed suicide - imagine seeing this happen to your country, and the only solution is to do to them exactly what they are doing to you.
You would have to kill off two generations (mainly those same kids and their parents) to weed out Communist ideology and preserve your culture and country. Horrifying
The most tragic part of the story is the loss of historical relics. Without history people bound to repeat its mistakes until there's no people to make mistakes
No the most tragic part is human suffering what a terrible take
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I, for one ,am glad there’s no far left activists in the West tearing down & defacing historic statues.
You fuckers wrecked more during the opium wars
Absolute buffoon
This video thinks I want to hurt myself and is giving me a phone number to seek help.
I can only imagine what else you fail to fundamentally understand. Perhaps you should follow the prompt.
@@dmacrolensWoosh!
@@dmacrolens?? CZcams automatically flags videos with the keyword su*cide and places the prompt under the video. Your response was out of line.
fuck youtube
CZcams/CCP stooges: your double warning just makes me want to watch this video twice as much. You are creating The Streisand Effect.
It's a self harm and violence warning, stop being paranoid. Silicon valley isn't controlled by the CCP
CZcams is owned by Google.
Google is owned by Americans.
LoL
See See Pee bad!!
@@nightowl7261 take your meds anon
@@nightowl7261Doesn't change the fact that the West and America by proxy is slowly beginning to adopt the same tactics as China.
@@nightowl7261Yes, (((Americans))) who mysteriously hold double nationalities, coincidentally just like a good number of Congress members.
This doesn't happen with an armed population. The red guard doesn't work as well, and without them the revolution stalls.
I got a warning when this video was just in the feed. Then immediately it refreshed and this video was out of my feed. I quickly had scanned and read the title.
Then i got another warning upon clicking the actual video.
Good luck
The warnings on this video are absurd
This video should be shown to everyone
Yea, currently showing it to my 2 yo son
@@rifqimujahid4907bruh
As a non Chinese, my condolences to Chinese civilians being brainwashed by government
Go outside Mr. Heisenbot
What makes you think you are all objective, and you media isn't biased?
Seethe more commies. 😂🇺🇲
@@phillip2633 the fact im no getting my shit pushed in for casual beliefs
@@phillip2633 you've got it made calm down
I just finished reading 1984 and it sounds just like China went through it back then.
What’s insane is some of us have parents that were old enough to have lived through this and remember clearly the things that happened.
There are still atrocities happening in China at this very moment.
This wasn't a cultural Revolution it was the largest enactment of lord of the flies in human history. And we haven't learned a thing from it
My family is from china and we never talk about this because relatives have ptsd from the violence and deaths they saw and went through
It must be repeated all the time otherwise the persecution continues Xi is going to be the downfall of China soon.
Do they still support the ccp?
@@peanutbrittle2628no one does
@@woehr6how is it then that they're still in power?
@@thelastpityparty4425 corruption and brute force
I love this channel. They tell history as it was, and is, and make me feel like I'm being spoken to like an adult.
I remember a computer learning program from junior high school and one of the lessons was picking historic leaders and matching their accomplishments. I remember Mao was one of them and at 13 I’d never heard of him but I remember him being described as “revolutionary” and “a man of the people”. His accomplishment was uniting China. They mentioned none of this. When I found out who he was later in life, the way they touted him as a “good guy” always stuck with me.
😂 Marxist brainwashing school
In which country?
@@blinkanimals9720 Any country where far-leftist tankies own the university faculties where teachers are trained, which is most or all of them.
I had a similar experience, I had girlfriend from China later who informed me he killed lots of people. But I didn’t know it was to this extent.
@@imanicarter7279 During his reign estimated 50 million perished that includes the ones dying from his policies on the farmers , almost ten times more than the N%%is by far the worst massacre in modern history ,,and still some Gov. admire him and the CCP Think they have the dark one in their soul too , If there is a hell he is probably the general there for sure !.In wish this will never repeat itself on any nation , ever , what a monster !
I am constantly amazed by what leaders are capable of doing to the people they are supposed to represent and protect. It is sickening that so many people died at the hands of their countrymen due to hysteria supported by the government.
I used to have the same reaction until I realized & accepted the truth of the matter. the ruling class doesn't think like we do; sociopaths really do rule the world. now it makes perfect sense, no longer amazing...simple cause & effect.
what shocks me is what the average citizen is capable of....a handful of leaders can't slaughter millions of "counter revolutionaries".
Not surpised by this, I am however, very surprised when leaders actually care about their populace. We have always existed for the sole purpose of being taxed and used, with lowest common denominator leading the mob. There is not much care for the plebians of the world.
I'm constantly amazed by the people themselves. I know most people are dumb, but dumb to the point of torture and homicide on behalf of someone like Mao... That's freezing temperature IQ.
Not trying to be rude, but have you EVER read up on history?
I mean it does have something to do with Mao being a extremely lucky, borderline retarded peasant (kill all the birds as a prime example), absolutely no grasp on the effects and consequences of their actions and quite likely couldn't even imagine the scale of suffering his policies enacted.
Thank you for this video presentation.
youtube wont even let me watch it. I get a warning about suicide, and then clicking "I understand and wish to proceed" just brings me back to the youtube homepage
The title should be "What Chinese Ruling Class DOESN'T Want You To Know About Its Past"
I'm from Croatia and I would like a video about the atrocities from the Homeland war that went on from 1990. to 1995. so many lives lost and many people took their own lives from the things they saw. My father was in that war he now suffer from PTSD. I love my country very much and would like to see that video
Bill Clinton is a very evil man. I loathe that man with a righteous, white-hot passion.
Would love to know your view on real causes / people behind it...
@@PeterAngles-ks9fp blackwater
@@kelllefae3026he probably think that modern wars happen because of hatred. Like most people do.
Go make it
Amazing video. Thank you.
I love your videos. I like how you give all the details without sugar-coating anything. Not one disclaimer that treats the audience like they're fragile, which is rare on history, crime, and even regular CZcams channels. It makes me very angry when platforms or people demand censorship or else. Hearing or seeing something unsettling probably won't feel good, but it won't cause actual harm and it's not like it's encouraging others to participate in this stuff. The disclaimer at the beginning is pointless. Just don't watch content like this if you're not emotionally stable or mature enough to view it.
Ironically, I first learned of these events while reading The Three-Body Problem. Absolutely horrible what the citizens of China have actually had to go through.
Great book.
Learn their history and you'll know that every emperor of China have done this, Chinese people are among the most distrustful and envious people in the world
beyond terrible. they are on their way to some of the same with president xi in charge. his new order is already jailing ANYONE who speaks against his government.
Fuck yeah
This is only half of what China went through. The Great Leap Forwards only counts for 15% of the pain China went through. The rest comes from the western atmosphere.
I feel like there is so much valuable information in this video that the youth in the US should really be paying attention to. They do not understand how their actions can lead to the exact situations displayed in this documentary.
Amazing video and content. Keep shining the light on these horrific tragedies to educate those who are ignorant and/or uneducated. We cannot allow these atrocities to repeat ever again.
But somehow the ones who almost did the same was the old in Jan 6.
@@MegaKapo12 January 6th lol
Those people were basically instructed to go in. Tons of video proof and eye witness testimony.
People who cry over that and yet ignore the rioting and burning of small local businesses. Both political sides are ignorant and corrupt. Your statement shows that perfectly. Regurgitation of whatever the media wants you to say.
@@MegaKapo12 while we should be sensitive to things like Jan 6 it almost seems moot when compared to the scale of some of the activist movements seen from the radicalized youth.
@@CoreanKatjan 6 lol people stormed a building it was hardly a danger to democracy
If u tried to tell American youth of the dangers of communism they would come back with something along the lines of yeah but what about Iraq lol
Excellent. Well done.
Im Malaysian and Ive been on CZcams and Chinese social media for years, the only thing I can say is both are experts at digging out dark histories of their foe.
Ideology rivalry is wild.
Except the US/West has no problem digging out their own dark histories and putting them up on CZcams. No censorship, no disappearing, no organ harvesting.
The story of what happened to Lin Biao who led the so called Great Cultural Revolution is not mentioned and could be the subject of a separate video. He was killed in a 1970 plane crash in Mongolia in the aftermath of what may have been a coup attempt against Mao. The aircraft involved was a British built Trident that apparently ran out of fuel after a hurried departure. Mao’s exploitation of the raging hormones of teenagers was a stroke of genius. The worst effect of the GPCR was the destruction of China’s moral compass. It also resulted in the greatest destruction of cultural artifacts in history.
Hmmmm.....funny how the youth in all western countries seem to be on the same path?
The similarities to this and the current WEF push is terrifying
LOL. Instead draw the similarity to the stupid "culturalwar" in usa from both side.
Tell me how any policy discussion at the recent world economic is similar to the later year of mao. But I shan't hold my breath waiting since trolls like you are never able to support your mindless assertion
World Economic Forum which includes Arrogant "control the world" billionaires and power hungry politicians that think they no best
and feel entitled
"Know" best. THEY do not.
psychopaths mostly.
Yes
“Eat ze boogs, live in ze pod and you will be happy”
Brother why did I get a ad for suicide hot line under this video ot got a option to call right now 💀💀💀
I read about some of this in the scifi novel Three Body Problem by Chinese author Cixin Liu. It was very interesting reading about the horrors of the cultural revolution, and how different modern life in China seems from that time. Although, I suspect any criticism of the modern CCP by the author would have resulted in his book being banned or not published at all.
Unfortunately, it's not only China doing this to its people! There are so many countries around the world that are doing all kinds of atrocities to its people. Obviously, some are better at covering their tracks than others. Condolences to the victims and their families!
Facts
It only takes one survivor to easily uncover everything they’ve done.
In the 20th century 100 million (100,000,000 !) people were "deleted" by their *OWN* governments!!
From Soviet Bolshijewism to Hitlerism to Mao's China to Pol Pot Cambodia.
That not including the run-of-the-mill "civil wars" across Africa and elsewhere......just central authorities deciding to delete their *OWN* citizens.
That's pretty staggering.
Say all the negatives you will about USA & the 2nd Amendment in the Bill of Rights. I completely believe 400 million firearms in the hands of 150 million of us have (& will continue to) protected us from state sponsored "deletion" on an industrial scale.
No country can match the sheer numbers that China is responsible for
Well, we're talking about China in this video, dont want to hear whataboutisms.
This can happen here. They are slowly working on it.
Not slowly. There will be an explosion in “Red Guard” style action in 2024.
Can't wait. A much-needed Purge.
Nah. They are sissy
Our overseers just do it in a different way. Jfk, mk ultra, mlk, crack in black neighborhoods, hoods getting military grade equipment, and that’s just the beginning
@@rezahutomo832 that’s part of the plan. Those are the useless idiots.
What a great video, educational and entertaining. Thanks.
Screw YT....they got it behind age restrictions, yet still ran like (4) non skippable ads for a 20min video that this great creator won't see a dime of. TFOH
Its scary to think that Winnie the Pooh is trying to pick up Mao Zedong's image
It makes sense though considering he was a red prince.
@@noneofyourbusiness1114I mean given that he was a victim of the cultural revolution, I do hope he will be hesitant to repeat it.
@@Koboldmaki15 he disowned his father to be a loyal less to the CCP as a kid and worked his way up the ranks. He's for it tbh
Thank you. I studied this and researched the effects in China, and seeing the debris and physical scars on the landscape and buildings. It's terrifying.
Wow, nice twist at the end. Super interesting.
There is a book called (Red Scarf Girl) that talks about a young girl and her family during this time. I would highly recommend it. I had to read it during middle school it was good
Thanks! I'm always on the lookout for good book recommendations. 👍🏻📚
@@chunky3665 “thx I was originally going say it was semi decent”😂
One of effects of the Cultural Revolution not mentioned was the fundamental purpose of the People's Liberation Army changing from the biggest war machine in the Far East to a political apparatus dedicated to keeping the CCP in power.
The generals who were seasoned veterans of the Long March, Second Sino-Japanese War, Revolution and the Great Leap Forward were all executed and replaced with high ranking CCP hacks with no combat training or military experience whatsoever.
This is why the People's Liberation Army's only military success they enjoyed since the Korean War was the Tienanmen Square Massacre.
Don't you mean the Korean War, not the Great Leap Forward?
I don't think the military gained much valuable experience from the Great Leap Forward...
Even I’ve noticed the PLA was weak after that event. Thankfully Deng fixed everything. One of the qualities I admire from him.
From the point of view of Chinese interests, the Korean War, the Sino-Indian War, and the Sino-Vietnamese War are all victories for China, but they are not important anymore. Since the military reform, China has modernized to act in the interests of the party and the state, no longer a revolutionary army。
@@deadby15or perhap the long march. That was a gruelling military retreat and manoeuvre that cost the red army dearly with almost 90% death rate but gave them a breather and a second chance which mao seize on to great success.
Wow 😮
Pay attention, America….
Thank you for your video! We hope that more and more people all over the world know the tragedies, massacres, critical struggles and other terrible things happened in the past of Republic People of China. We should remember the history .
It’s not just in the past. It is happening to this day.
What’s even scarier is that there are people in the US who want to have the same type of “cultural revolution” right now, using race instead of class.
Congratulations on the viewer discretion warnings. Can’t think of a better seal of approval. Also the ending shocked me! I had no idea!
Odd, but I did. When they showed the picture the children, I actually looked for Winnie the Pooh.
Perhaps because I have seen other such stories.
There are African countries where soldiers steal children and teach them to hate and kill the people they came from.
The Nazis used tactics which turned people against friends, neighbors, and relatives.
A child being told their parents are criminals, and deprived of contact with those parents, can end up being taught lots of crazy beliefs.
You know this is good when it has warnings for speaking FACTS
Born and raised in China. I didn’t like mao as the elder generations did because of the Culture revolution.
However, the failure of this revolution is not “CHINA DOESNT WANT YOU TO KNOW”. China learnt from that failure and moved on to find our own way to develop the country without much help from others.
Lots of the red guards are not CCP members, and they got away from punishment. When the society is in chaos, it’s impossible to do that.
BTW, fangfang, the author of the was a red guard.
China has a tradition which is called “intergenarational historiography”. It’s impossible to be objective if all the stakeholders and their family is still active. Writing history that is recent, usually is for the ongoing politics.
Commenting for the algorithm.
It amazes me how governments can sew division and form factions to create tribalistic movements and then come in and "save the day" after all the culture has been erased or irreparably broken.
Fittingly this was hidden behind two viewer discretion notes🤦♂️
He used multiple flag words like suicide
Irony
Great documentaries
I had no idea this had happened. Thank you for showing me a part of history I hadn't known existed! I appreciate you in every way. THANK YOU!!!!
If they cover this up, it is doomed to be repeated. What a sickening chapter in history.
This video is being pushed out of the algorithm, share this video with friends
I already done that
is that just you hoping so or do you have evidence to support your claim? Cuz Im watching it now.
It’s baffles my mind when you see people on Instagram that worship mao and have pages about him. The real kicker is how many people follow these pages and agree
Europeans have statues for colonial warlords stfu😊
Glad you did one about Japan and China.
Sometimes, humans are capable of the most degrading and inhumane acts, especially when one is is a position of incredible power, or during wartime when there is a distinct 'Us' VS 'Others'.
I understand how traumatic the cultural revolution was, but why is CZcams advertising a suicide hotline? Like damn 💀
For me the sad part about the cultural revolution is the hundreds and thousands of years of historic documents and religious shrines completely deleted.
Atleast taiwan kept the relics thanks to chiang. He is a china savior. Without him, there wont be history like three kingdom
I never get this cold hearted and level headed point of view.
Are those even needed though?
@@rifqimujahid4907 Technically yes, if you really want to preserve your culture and history. Tourism and education were gravely affected by this radical change because the past was mostly destroyed and replaced with comunist ideology, which is sad. The Chinese community would be way different today.
@@rifqimujahid4907deleting your own history seems a great way to give the younger generation some fun identity crisis
Great video
Wow, a channel that drops sources. Subbed !!
When you get that warning tag you know it is gonna be good
History will not look kindly on Mao Zedong
Lmao, does anyone see him as anything but absolute trash?
@@chrismedina54except the Chinese government
@@chrismedina54
Chinese people are taught to have great admiration for him. Seriously.
@@DaughterCesar Excuse me. Anyone not under threat of harm.
@@stevemiller2706 Excuse me. I meant anyone not under threat of harm.
Taiwanese high school history curriculum covers this part of history in depth, thankfully - this part of history should not be forgotten, lest it be repeated...
Actually an interesting historical youtube video instead of cats and ASMR? Liked and subscribed! 👍
It's sad you're not allowed to watch this without censorship. I've liked and subscribed because honestly I want to know some stuff that will be karened into existence. Good luck guys
How is it censored if we're watching it, big brain? Because it has a content warning due to mentioning suicide? Take off the tinfoil hat.
... it is suicide warning ... hardly censorship dude
How is it being censored?
It has a content warning due to sensitive subject matters such as violence and self harm. CZcams has been doing this for a decade now
And youtube is an American company control by CIA technically youtube is not available in china still want to blame china for censorship 😂
Weird how some of this is happening in America
Edit: for the keyboard warriors that voted Biden and wonder what's happening in America now I point you to Yuri Bezmenovs' lectures to colleges. They're good. Dated but completely accurate. Go educate yourself
What's weirder ang it's still happening in china
Not really when the Republicans are having events with dictators like Orban in Hungary. They are learning the way to illegitimate power. Dictators and totalitarianism are the same whether they are Communists, Fascists, Monarchies, or Theocracies. Terrorism, brutalities, control, lies, and a division into incredibly rich and starving poor.
Yes, I wonder why…
+100 social credit
It's the same people doing it now. Things don't change
Thank you
My grandfather’s family had their home taken away from them during the cultural revolution. I was taught to stay away from rural areas in China because a lot of people there are still ignorant and brainwashed to this day. I wish I could learn more about this, but my family doesn’t like to talk about the past.
Wait
What do you mean by "Still"?
And the world stood by and watched. I wonder how much rare text that were lost during this.
EXACTLY! The so called "" world"" are also the countries that called themselves the "allies" and now goes on to shame china for being a stable-enough, stronger country than theirs
China and dozens of millions of Chinese dying during a crisis. Name a more iconic duo.
That ending was a crazy twist
Holy moly it was hard to get this to play
fun fact: In China they actually teach you to be critical of the cultural revolution and Mao and to learn from it's mistakes. There are still many elderly who also like this era of China (I personally know some) and look fondly back at it.
That means they’re sick
@@keepitforreally4501 No it doesn't, were you there? To disregard their opinion on something THEY and NOT YOU experienced? How funny that most people who hate Mao for example are mostly all westerners who have absolutely nothing to do with China...think about that
The massive cognitive dissonance operation waged by the government onto its own people! Cognitive dissonance is not easy to break once etched into the mind of the subjects!
How much did they pay you to say this?
“5 yuan has been deposited into your bank account.”
This video is getting massed flagged really hard, hopefully CZcams lets it stay up
Save it & download it.
Wow, they didn’t teach me that in history class. Funny as much time as I spend on these documentaries I’ve never heard about this purge.
I want everybody to know. My mother told me that there were many women in the village who had to drown their own children. Because there wasn’t enough food going around and unless you gave birth to a boy enlisted in the military you get nothing. Many young daughters drowned for no reason. Before they conquered our province we had no problems. And now everybody has left or died there
If only we could learn from history…
The Nephilem do
Thank you for your subtle suggestion 😉.
Please consider more comments.
As a German I see some things that remind me of other things...
Wow.. did not see that ending coming.. crazy😳
Excellent video. Very informative and we can use this to explore aspects of our own political culture.This is being censored for no good reason. Stop this suppression of information, CZcams.
It's mind boggling amazing who people will "throw under the bus" to be able to avoid immediate ridicule,and public beat downs. As well as breaking my heart to know how easily a population is brain washed.
Wait, why is this video age-restricted? There'a no nudity, graphic pictures, or swearing.
Sure, the topic might be disturbing, but are we not allowed to study and learn about history now? Especially if it's pertaining to China?
Get your shit together, CZcams. Videos like these need to spread so the truth can prosper.
They don't want to offend their China Daddy.
That’s horrible can’t believe that happened in history
Two warnings and a pastoral care hotline right under the title. This is gonna be a good video
What's scary is that those red guard kids are someone's grandparents
Excellent summary of this awful period. The connection to Xi is fascinating given his opposition is based out of Wuhan.
I would go as far as saying I rather only watch videos that youtube doesn't want us to see.
Or a live leak style section
The fact that you have to click "confirm" makes the video all the more exciting
You should make a video on the invasion of Tibet, it happened less the 100 years ago and people are still kept under human right violation
Tibet was actually liberated from clans that were far worse than the Communist government that took over. Outside of the clans, which included the Dalia Lama's family, people were either in the class of serf or slave. Life under ruling clans was atrocious, and it would be so today under the Dalai Lama, as it was under his predecessors, had not something changed, forcing the Dalai Lama onto a different path. It's just unfortunate that one corrupt government replaced another.
@@jasonk5251how much china is paying you
@@suryapratap8509 400 yuan. Anyways, everything he said was correct, they were a corrupt government.
@@suryapratap8509 you know, maybe touch some grass? Like if you cared you would have done something about it. It doesn't seem the case, then you're talking just for the sake of talking which is not "bad" but a potentially waste of time. Have a good day
@@jasonk5251 Do they teach you that in China? :D god bless the people of china with some brain.
Thanks for your upload, keep up the good fight.