In China, people call Mao Zedong (1893-1976) “Mao Zhuxi,” or “Chairman Mao.
Between 1966 and 1976, Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution plunged China into a decade of political upheaval, ideological persecution and widespread social violence.
The Depths of Social Transformation Captured by the WSJ's "China Letter"1.
BEIJING, CHINA—Tiananmen Square symbolizes modern China.
For young Chinese, the country’s modern founder is associated less with his failures — which authorities downplay — than with national pride and persistence in the face of challenges.
Editor’s Note: Jaime’s China is a column about Chinese society and politics.
A mere days after its existence became widely known, China’s giant gold Mao Zedong statue is no more.
June 16 (UPI) --The history of the son of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong is being rewritten under Xi Jinping, according to a recent press report.
The statue took nine months to complete and cost roughly half a million dollars.
Photographer Cristina de Middel's new book Party is meant to question the idea of political power in a playful way.
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