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Monthly Archives: March 2022
Rightist Memoir XVI: Struggle Sessions, Revolutionary Committee and Red Guard Battles
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir XV: The Cultural “Revolution” Comes to Yanyuan Section 4. Pan Chaoyuan’s Struggle Session Of course the Sixth Brigade didn’t stop having struggle sessions because of my hunger strike. The struggle sessions were moved from the temporary storehouse … Continue reading
Rightist Memoir XV: The Cultural “Revolution” Comes to Yanyuan
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir XIV: Rightists Taken on a Study Tour Book Two Chapter Six The Cultural “Revolution” Comes to Yanyuan In May 1966, after my study visit to Chengdu, there was a palace “fight” within the Chinese Communist Party that … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, Kong Lingping, Liu Shaoqi, Mao, Mao Zedong, memoir, politics, PRC, prison camp, Red Guards, rightist, struggle session, Yanyuan, 共产党, 凉山, 刘少奇, 四川, 孔令平, 文革, 毛泽东, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XIV: Rightists Taken on a Study Tour
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir XIII: Thought Reform in a New Brigade Chapter Eight Rightists Taken on a Study Tour Under Guard In late March 1966, just as the arguments in our political study group were reaching a climax, the farm got … Continue reading
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Tagged Chengdu, China, Chinese, Communist Party, Dazhai, dictatorship, indoctrination, Kong Lingping, Learn From Dazhai, Liu Shaoqi, Mao Zedong, Maoism, poem, poetry, political prisoner, politics, PRC, prisoner, rightist, Sichuan, three freedoms and one contract, Yanyuan, 共产党, 凉山, 刘少奇, 四川, 成都, 三自一包, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XIII: Thought Reform in a New Brigade
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir XXII: A Model Communist Murders His Wife Section Seven The Sixth Agricultural Brigade Several days after the Spring Festival, a tall and thin middle-aged man in his thirties wearing a windbreaker who looked more gentle and quiet … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural brigade, China, Chinese, Communist Party, Kong Lingping, Mao Zedong, political, politics, PRC, rightist, thought reform, Yanyuan, 共产党, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XII: My Second Hunger Strike
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir XI: Locked Up for Political Reflection Section Six My Second Hunger Strike One morning in mid September, we gathered up our ragged belongings and followed Deng Yangguang as we moved to the Third Infrastructure Construction Company which … Continue reading
Rightist Memoir XI: Locked Up for Political Reflection
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir X: Exiled to Yanyuan Reform Through Labor Farm Section Four My First Two Months in the Small Cell Unfortunately, fate put us together for only one day and two nights in that small cell. That second morning … Continue reading
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Rightist Memoir X: Exiled to Yanyuan Reform Through Labor Farm
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir IX: Leaving the Valley of Death Chapter Five Exiled to Yanyuan Farm Our five months of “recuperation” at Huanglianguan were much easier than the days that felt like years at the Ganluo Farm’s gateway to hell. … Continue reading
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Tagged appeal, cell, China, Chinese, Communist Party, Corazón salvaje, dropsy, edema, Gubai, hunger strike, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, political prisoner, PRC, prisoner, punishment, Qu Yuan, starvation, The Sins of Our Fathers, Yanyuan, 共产党, 中国
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Rightist Memoir IX: Leaving the Valley of Death
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir VIII: The Great Famine Section Four Leaving the Valley of Death As expected, at the end of October, the Ganluo Hospital dispatched a four person working group to the Xixika company. The team was made up of … Continue reading
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Rightist Memoir VIII: The Great Famine
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir VII: The Death Valley of Xixika Section Three A Dark Summer In the early 1980s, I read some documents written by Chongqing City Communist Party Committee Secretary Liao Bokang. Yang Shangkun had, on the basis of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese, Communist Party, death, famine, Great Famine, hunger, Kong Lingping, PRC, rightist, starvation, theft, Tombstone, Yang Jisheng, 共产党, 墓碑, 中国
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Rightist Memoir VII: The Death Valley of Xixika
Previous installment: Rightist Memoir VI: Exiled to Ganluo County, Sichuan Section Two The Death Valley of Xixika Since Peng had just been taken away, I felt that that song was like a funeral song about the destruction of human life. That … Continue reading
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