How Mao Zedong's legacy still shapes China 50 years after his death
Fifty years after Mao Zedong's death, his legacy continues to influence Chinese politics and culture, including a nostalgia trend among young Chinese, according to Deutsche Welle.
China has transformed significantly in the 50 years since Mao Zedong's death, but his legacy continues to shape the country, from President Xi Jinping's rule to a new wave of Mao nostalgia among young Chinese people, Deutsche Welle reported.
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- How Mao Zedong's legacy still shapes China 50 years on — Deutsche Welle — English
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