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The "Naonao" alumni group founded by Li Aiwen, Qian Xiaojuan, and Sun Yulan became more and more lively.

A netizen named "Ja Nao Meng" also joined in the fun. He posted an article from off-campus netizens in the "Nao Nao" alumni group:

 

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It hasn't been long since the resumption of classes caused a revolution, and we were subdued by the teacher step by step, and we had to accept the traditional teacher-student relationship where the teacher still manages the students. But as soon as the teachers felt complacent and wanted to cock their tails, the Worker Propaganda Team promptly sounded the alarm for them. The Worker Propaganda Team entered the school at the end of 1968, and the working class discovered the most serious problem as soon as they arrived: there was not a single class enemy among the dozens of teaching staff in the school! Chairman Mao always said to unite 95% or 90% of the masses, never 100%. What's the meaning? That means the remaining 5% to 10% are class enemies. Can our middle school be 100% revolutionary masses? impossible! The class enemy must be dug out!

This is also the fault of the Education Bureau. When the middle school was established, it considered the transfer of teaching staff, but did not consider the class ratio. Now there is a remedy: ask the superiors to add another 5% to 10% of class enemies. But the Workers Propaganda Team decided not to be an outreach group, but to be self-reliant and solve the problem on the spot. So I made an oath: I will lift the cover of class struggle in middle schools! Use psychological tactics first: Order hidden class enemies to surrender and surrender. If they wait until they are dug out by the revolutionary masses, they will be dealt with severely. At that time, the whole country was also "cleaning up the class ranks", that is, checking everyone in the revolutionary ranks. It is said that the results were very great, digging out many deeply hidden landlords, old counter-revolutionaries, Kuomintang spies and the like. They took advantage of the rebellion to fish in troubled waters, but they actually rebelled against the Communist Party. Why is Liu Shaoqi dug out, and the whole country is still in chaos? It is these class enemies hidden in the revolutionary ranks who are causing trouble, so we Chairman Mao deployed to clean up the class ranks.

The cunning elements among the teachers have long tried to divert their targets, and they tried their best to catch those students who were fighting, slipping doors, picking locks, and playing hooligans from among the students, and beat them to death.

"Anarchism", "hooligans" and the like can make up for the 5% to 10% shortfall. But the working class was not fooled and ignored the students and only looked at the teachers. Finally, one day in the winter of 1968, the lid of the middle school class struggle was lifted!

As soon as I arrived at the school that morning, big-character posters and slogans were posted all over the building inside and outside the building overnight, and several enemies were found out at once. One is an old KMT member who has been hiding for many years, and the workers' propaganda team found him after checking the files. The other one was a Soviet revisionist agent who had visited the Soviet revisionist embassy several times, saying that he was visiting a classmate. When he was in college, he lived in a dormitory with a Soviet student. Later that student from the Soviet Union worked in the Soviet revisionist embassy, and he must have developed into a spy long ago. He went to the embassy to deliver information. He refused to accept it, saying that it all happened before 1964. But before 1964, he could not be a Soviet revisionist spy. The biggest enemy is also a spy, but it is not clear whether it is the US-Chiang spies, the British spies or the Hong Kong spies. This person's name is Lu Hong Kong, listen! Why not call it "Hong Kong"? At that time, Hong Kong belonged to the British emperor, and the British emperor was older than the American emperor! Well, daring to call it "Hong Kong" is equivalent to writing the word "bad guy" on your face. I don't need a work propaganda team, and I can tell it at a glance. He is a returning overseas Chinese, born in Hong Kong, white and fat, wearing a pair of square black-rimmed glasses, curly hair, speaking in a strange tone, and his clothes are different from others, he looks like a spy. Looking closely at the big-character posters, I also know that he always likes to install semiconductor radios. He lives alone in the school, and the dormitory is full of radios and parts. Is it really a radio? Who dares to say it's not a radio station? He also kept the other two young teachers in the house to listen to the enemy's radio station, pretending to practice English. He insisted that it was our CCTV broadcast in English, who can prove it? Besides, do you need to listen to the radio to practice English? Long-Live-Chairman-Mao! (Long live Chairman Mao!), let's practice, enough practice for a lifetime! He was obviously out of reactionary nature, and he couldn't bear not to listen to the enemy's station. Second, he dragged the two teachers into the water to develop a spy organization. Our Worker Propaganda Team is too policy-oriented, too gentle, and class enemies are found out, and they don’t hold big fights, and they don’t hand over to the students to fight, so those enemies are not convinced. In fact, as long as they are handed over to the young revolutionary generals, fighting like Hong August, they will have confessed to all the crimes. Later, they were not allowed to teach classes, sweep toilets, pull bricks on a scooter, do some odd jobs and so on.

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A netizen left a message:

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The major social events of this period were the vigorous and vigorous ups and downs of educated youths going to the countryside. No one can keep anyone who is of the right age. The first ones to set off were full of pride: "Broad sea and heaven make red hearts". Later, news came back that Kuangtiandi was far worse than Beijing. For example, an educated youth from our hospital went to the countryside for a year and sneaked back to visit relatives. He was dark and thin, and he didn't know him. He looked like a beggar in rags. And it seems that once you go, you can't come back: "Take root in the countryside, take root in the frontier". Afterwards, every time the Beijing Railway Station saw off the educated youth train, the crowd cried loudly as soon as the train moved. It's not our turn for the 70th class yet, who cares so far, let's talk about it when the time comes.

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Don't forget that another one is the Ninth National Congress of the Party, a meeting of unity and victory. Liu Shaoqi was permanently expelled from the party, and Vice Chairman Lin was written into the party constitution as Chairman Mao's successor. This is the central task of the Cultural Revolution, which eliminated the "Chinese Khrushchev" who was a big trouble in the heart. Is it time to get down to earth? Is the Cultural Revolution over? But fighting in other places is still going on, what Sichuan, Guangxi, Hunan, Hubei, many places are fighting in full swing. The faction that was beaten often went to Beijing to post a lot of large-character reports to complain, while the faction that was beaten smoothly kept silent and was trying to silence the opposing faction.

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In my memory, the biggest incident was the Soviet revisionist provocation on Zhenbao Island in 1969. We beat them back unambiguously. But Su Xiu didn't give up, and mobilized a lot of troops, wanting to fight big. Who is afraid that they will fail? beat! Not only did we transfer troops, but we also sent many educated youths to the Northeast and Inner Mongolia, all of whom went to army reclamation farms. They counted as half soldiers and were also issued military uniforms, but the colors were not correct to show the difference. We are both jealous and not jealous. Jealous of them wearing military uniforms to fight, but not jealous of them doing farm work. If it was agreed to only fight the war and not do farm work, then we will also rush to go.

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At the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, I was only 14 years old, and I experienced the "suspension of classes to cause a revolution", and then I personally experienced the "red terror" such as "ransacking homes" and so on. In October 1966, he spontaneously organized a three-person combat team to "drive tigers and leopards away", but soon disappeared because he went to the countryside to participate in labor in the three autumn seasons. After that, he seldom went to school.

I remember that after the Spring Festival in 1967, I went back to school for a short time. It was a certain day in mid-March, and my two good friends who had founded the "Tiger and Leopard Drive" and I got together again, and the enthusiasm for participating in the revolution was once again high. Xiao Liu and Xiao Zheng both advocated re-establishing their own organizations. The difference from a few months ago is that "rebel team" has become the most fashionable title, so they unanimously agreed to use this title, and specifically use the word "red flag". I have been "unemployed" at home for several months, and I have already figured out how to write these fashionable five characters with a brush to imitate the hair style.

The three of us walked around in a big circle up and down the east building of the school, and finally found a small room facing north on a certain floor. Before the Cultural Revolution, this was a storage room for sundries, but now it is empty. The three of us found a few desks and chairs, went to the General Affairs Office where we were still working, got a padlock, and some red paper, white paper ink, etc., and pasted the name of "Red Flag Rebel Team" on the door. On the same day, a leaflet was also copied into a big-character poster, which read "opposition to hilltopism" and called for "revolutionary unity." When we went to school again the next day, the three of us were dumbfounded. The door of the small room had been pried away, the "Red Flag Rebel Team" was gone, and the supplies for writing big-character posters were gone. The three of us looked at each other in blank dismay, speechless, and bid farewell to the campus again.

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For many years I have been thinking, how could I have such an extremely short-lived "revolutionary rebellion"? Recently, I saw on the Internet that someone collected the editorials that once made public to guide 700 million people to carry out the Cultural Revolution Movement. Apart from feeling like a world away, I didn’t expect that they also solved my own mystery—— Back then, it was in response to the call of the central government: the resumption of classes in primary and secondary schools caused a revolution! At that time, although the school had lost the management of the students for more than half a year, the traditional education for many years made the three of us very consciously learn the editorial and the central spirit conveyed, and very consciously returned to school to participate in the "resumption of classes and revolution"!

At that time, the People’s Daily published an editorial titled “Resuming Classes in Primary and Secondary Schools to Create a Revolution”, centering around the famous line in the “May 7th Directive” that “the school system must be shortened, education must be revolutionized, and the phenomenon of bourgeois intellectuals ruling our schools can no longer be Let’s go on”, called: “Revolutionary teachers and students in primary and secondary schools must resolutely carry out this great task proposed by Chairman Mao”. So, how exactly is such a task implemented?

"The resumption of classes to make a revolution, the resumption of the class of Mao Zedong Thought, the class of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. The class is mainly combined with the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, earnestly study Chairman Mao's works and quotations, and study documents related to the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Criticize the bourgeois teaching materials and teaching system. At the same time, we should spend the necessary time to review some mathematics, physics, foreign languages and various necessary common sense in middle school, and learn some arithmetic and scientific common sense in elementary school."

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It has been more than 50 years since the introduction of Western-style education in China around the Revolution of 1911. It has been abolished overnight and replaced by such a "new world": Chinese and other liberal arts content have been completely erased and replaced by learning quotations. study files. Is this the new, revolutionary education? After the "resumption of classes and revolution" died, the "educated youth" went to the mountains and went to the countryside, and a new generation of illiterates became new farmers.

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Someone posted a post like this: Our generation has no chance to study well, and we are all newly illiterate, but why are we called "educated youth"? There are still people who proudly refer to themselves as "the educated young generation". I think they are a bunch of idiots! Lao Mao said that "the more knowledge, the more reactionary". At that time, the "intellectuals" were all called "stinky old nines", so the so-called "educated youth" were "little old nines", and they had to go to the countryside to "accept the poor and lower-middle peasants". "Re-education" means to be reborn and to be a new person!

This statement made the "Nao Nao" alumni group even more lively.