The Last Communist Collective Within China, the Novel Values of Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong’s Great Leap Forward Initiative, How China Was Organized During the Great Leap Forward, Mao’s Quote Related to the Chinese Economy, the Political Party Which Directed the Great Leap Forward, the Benefit the Great Leap Forward Provided for the Chinese Public, the Shifting View of Women During the Great Leap Forward, the Reason All Food and Accommodations are Provided at No Cost for Residents of Nanjie, China, How Food is Provided at No Cost for Residents of Nanjie, One of the Main Reasons Mao’s Vision of a Communist State Which Benefits Workers Never Came to Fruition, the Number of Chinese Residents Who Died Between 1959 – 1961, the Chinese Government’s and Chinese Public’s View of Mao and the Great Leap Forward by the End of the 1950’s, the Year Mao Regained Control of the Chinese Government and Launched the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, the Reason Mao Encouraged Chinese Youth to Destroy the Ideologies of Chinese Culture, Customs, and Values, the Reason the Hongwei Bing (Red Guard Soldiers) Searched the Residences of the Chinese Public, How Chinese Families Covertly Hid Their Heirlooms and Valuables, the Direction of the Communist Party of China Post the Death of Mao and the Person Who Led This Initiative, and the Chinese Quote Related to Familial Harmony and Unity

As of 2016, Nanjie, China (pronounced “nan-juh”) is the last communist collective in China, still run as a workers cooperative, providing a distant feel of Mao Zedong’s brave new world. This new world was to be based upon new values, doing away with centuries of stifling Confucian tradition. China was to be organized into collective farms and work brigades. Mao is quoted as saying “our economy will overtake Britain in a few years”. All of this was directed by the ridged and secretive Communist P...


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