Wake up（91）

 

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The past is like flowing water, and life is like a nightmare. In the flick of a finger, how many dusts fly all over the sky, and there is boundless sigh. The road of life is long, turning around silently, laughing and crying, crying and laughing, only the expectations in the eyes are different, and the noise and indifference appear.

Li Dao Dao said to He Jiafu: Looking back on the events of the Cultural Revolution, I deeply feel that the comrade-in-arms complex that was born and died is not perfect. . We don't believe in the comrade-in-arms complex anymore, and we don't believe in its eternity and beauty. The story of Lao Mao and Liu Shaoqi's comrade-in-arms complex suddenly disintegrating is the most typical example.

Is it necessary for Lao Mao to bring down Liu Shaoqi in private and launch a campaign of "the world is in chaos"? In the early days of the Cultural Revolution, more than 70% of central-level cadres were denounced or overthrown. The number of people from all walks of life across the country is at least tens of millions. And how big are the revisionist, anti-Party, anti-socialist, or anti-Mao forces in China?

Li Dao Dao said to He Jiafu: A report about Wang Guangmei talking about the Cultural Revolution revealed that Lao Mao lost his temper in a conversation with Liu Shaoqi before the Cultural Revolution, pointing at Liu and saying, "I can knock you down with a little finger." When the Politburo discussed the 516 notice in May, Kang Sheng conveyed Jiang Qing's words, and Chairman Mao said: Peng Zhen is nothing, I can knock him down with a little finger. ——These plots show that Lao Mao knew that no one in the party made him feel threatened, and he was very confident in his authoritarian authority.

Historical data prove that although Liu Shaoqi had some dissenting political opinions, he had no attempt to overthrow Lao Mao, and his conviction was limited to historical issues.

Numerous high-ranking party and military cadres have been purged because of the "three evils", almost all of which were attempted crimes without evidence. Even the "Three Self-One Guarantee" policy of the top leaders of Liu and Deng can be compared with the revisionist program of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union? On the other hand, "feudal capitalism" in terms of culture is completely under the control of the system... In short, the domestic party does not have the conditions to launch a "big revolution".

Another explanation for Lao Mao's large-scale Cultural Revolution is: Mao Zedong's idealism. He wants to use this to mobilize the whole people to fight a general war to eradicate the old bureaucratic system, including the cultural and educational systems. This concept even influenced the Western leftists, workers and student movements in the last century. They regard Lao Mao as a Che Guevara-style idol. There are still lingering rumors today. Panzov, the author of "Mao Zedong: The True Story" published in 2015, believes that: "Mao is one of the greatest idealists of the 20th century and one of the bloodiest dictators." We have witnessed People in Mao's era naturally couldn't bear this kind of concept: it is tantamount to saying that Lao Mao was bloodthirsty and killed millions for his great ideals. But the truth is that Lao Mao did not provide the people with a real ideal that meets the needs of human nature. He doesn't even know what the 20th century, especially after the war, is what mankind longs for, and what is the development of technological civilization. He regards a set of moderate and pragmatic policies promoted by the Soviet Communist Party as a counter-revolutionary crime, which is a clear example. And he himself is the highest representative of the CCP's privileged class. He enjoys dozens of palaces and has tens of millions of yuan in royalties. In addition to writing "revolutionary romanticism" poems, Lao Mao took pleasure in fighting people and took rebellion as his ambition. The highest instruction of the Cultural Revolution "A population of 800 million, can you not fight?" summed up his outlook on life.

Therefore, it can be inferred that Liu Shaoqi and capitalist roaders, large and small, were not his real targets. In fact, Lao Mao already regarded "Soviet revisionism" as a sworn enemy that surpassed the United States, Chiang Kai-shek and internal dissident forces: "Soviet revisionism will never die" - Lao Mao believes that the real threat is not "the people sleeping beside us." "Liu Deng, but the Soviet Union led by revisionists. However, Soviet revisionism is a powerful superpower, one of the two hegemonies of the United States and the Soviet Union, and the base camp and ancestral home of world socialism, so it cannot be defeated. Lao Mao has not many choices: he can stage a big demonstration in China to revenge the Soviet Union, showing his revolutionary momentum to eradicate revisionism! It can not only seize the central position of the world revolution, but also prevent China from becoming pro-Soviet in the future, so as to ensure that the corpse will not be flogged behind. This is the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union that began in 1947 after World War II. The abnormal development of the transfer to two communist countries is also in line with the traditional psychology of Chinese autocratic emperors.

The fate of Liu Shaoqi and the capitalist roaders of the CCP was kidnapped on the chariot of the Sino-Soviet confrontation, and they became the "agents" of the Soviet revisionists and were brutally ravaged. In Liu Shaoqi's overwhelming criticism, there is no lack of insults such as "running dogs of imperialist revisionists" and "selling Khrushchev's revisionist black goods wantonly". Another demonstration of the anti-Soviet nature of the Cultural Revolution was the Lin Biao incident. The "Lin Biao research" in the market is overwhelming, and due to official limitations, it cannot jump out of the nest of textual research. In the early days of the Cultural Revolution, Lin Biao was almost crazy to work for Lao Mao. However, five years later, he became the biggest "betrayer to the party, country and counter-revolution" in the country. On September 13, 1971, he defected by plane and died in the Mongolian desert. The incident shocked China and the world. It was officially announced that Lin Biao and his son had a premeditated plan to kill Mao and a "Minutes of the May 71 Project" against Mao and the Cultural Revolution. ——It turns out that the deputy commander of the proletarian headquarters is such a reactionary class enemy. Doesn't it prove that the whole drama of the Cultural Revolution is a despicable deception!

U.S. President Nixon's visit to Beijing in February 1972, which followed the Lin Biao incident, was an event that both China and the U.S. talked about. It was given a high evaluation for opening the door of China to the world. However, from the perspective of discussing the ins and outs of the Cultural Revolution, Mao Zhou's strategy can be described as well-known to passers-by, that is, "Unite the United States to oppose the Soviet Union." Mao Zhou shook hands with the "number one imperialist" to deal with the "threat" from the north.

Li Dao said to He Jiafu: History has made one of the biggest international jokes. Today, the United States has once again become China's biggest threat and enemy. Moscow, which was once at odds with China, has become China's good brother. There is no bottom line of principle in international politics.

Years of fleeting years have dusted the past, watching the flowers bloom and fall in front of the court, how many memories of growth rings and painful pasts are contained in the season of falling flowers.

A civil war of "anti-revision and anti-revisionism" was fought, and the ten-year Cultural Revolution inevitably and shamefully went bankrupt. Marx encountered a historical misunderstanding in the East. But history repeats itself, and the Cultural Revolution seems to have been revived, at least even the ignorant can feel it.

When he was about to arrive in Gaoling Town, Li Dao broke up with He Jiafu and his grandson Nan Shanyun. What Li Dao said to He Jiafu is more like saying to the young Nan Shanyun: Time walks through the wheel of fate, covering the complicated mortal world. In a blink of an eye, time flies by. The days of the Cultural Revolution melted like a drop of bitter water into a sea of bitterness. No sound, no trace, not many young people will know that such a thing has happened in China.