The second half covers what is referred to as the Cultural Revolution decade of 1966 to 1976. About three quarters of the the second half focuses on the height of the Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1969 or 1971; the remaining time mostly focuses on 1971 to 1976 and Mao’s death.
Bloody Revolution contains much boilerplate anti-communism of the ‘Mao was a butcher’ and ‘people ate their babies’ variety that has been addressed numerous times and in different ways. The narrative of Bloody Revolution is a convergence of the official revisionist Chinese state’s account and traditional western anti-communist ones.
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is it just me or is the audio really bad in this doc?
Aye, the sound IS rather shite, especially when there is background sound effects. I do, however, love this site and I want to start a club of people who like these docs
I would love to meet the person responsible for editing the audio on this doc, and give them a swift slap upside the head... All the effort put into making this is completely overshadowed by the sloppy, inconsistent and choppy nonsense... lame, it would be a good watch otherwise.
Not the audio editor, more like the means used to download\upload content onto original computer. It has that live webcam feed sound.
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