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The 133 pages that link to Mao Zedong, each with the reason it gives.

• Red Flag CanalRelated: National political authority shaped the campaigns and public narratives surrounding the project.

• Shanghai massacreRelated: The collapse of urban Communist organizing strengthened the rural strategy he pursued.

• Su YuRelated: Mao’s strategic direction framed the campaigns Su Yu helped execute.

• Yang ShangkunRelated: Yang’s early revolutionary career unfolded under Mao’s leadership.

• ZunyiRelated: The conference strengthened Mao’s influence within the Communist leadership.

• Anna Louise StrongRelated: Strong interviewed Mao and wrote extensively about the Chinese Communist leadership.

• ChinaRelated: His leadership shaped the new state’s institutions and early campaigns.

• José María SisonRelated: Maoist theory informed the party strategy Sison developed for the Philippines.

• Lei FengRelated: Mao’s 1963 inscription urging people to learn from Lei Feng gave the campaign its authoritative endorsement.

• Li ZhenshengRelated: Mao launched the political movement whose campaigns filled Li’s assignments.

• Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tungRelated: His speeches and writings supplied the passages collected in the book.

• Simon LeysRelated: Leys’s criticism of Maoist rule directly opposed the romantic image of Mao then popular among some Western intellectuals.

• Smashing the Gang of FourRelated: His death opened the succession struggle that made the Gang of Four vulnerable.

• Yoshiko YamaguchiRelated: Yamaguchi later interviewed Mao during her work as a television journalist.