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How did the Cultural Revolution affect the teachers in China?

How did the Cultural Revolution affect the teachers in China?. By Simon Sohn. Brief introduction about the Cultural Revolution. Launched in 1966, by Mao. To re-impose his authority on the party and therefore the country The role of the Red Guards was mainly to attack "the four olds”

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How did the Cultural Revolution affect the teachers in China?

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  1. How did the Cultural Revolution affect the teachers in China? By Simon Sohn

  2. Brief introduction about the Cultural Revolution • Launched in 1966, by Mao. To re-impose his authority on the party and therefore the country • The role of the Red Guards was mainly to attack "the four olds” • The Red Guards accused many teachers.

  3. What did the Red Guards do to the teachers? • Punishments could be very cruel and brutal.

  4. Reactions of the teachers • All of them silently endured the brutality and cruelty. Three reasons why: 1.Police had received an order to ignore such violence. 2.The Red Guards were supported by the authorities. 3. Any personal resistance could bring serious revenge.

  5. Similar cases in “Red Scarf Girl” • “Respect the teachers? That’s the nonsense of teachers’ dignity.” (Jiang, 35) • “Hey, this is great! Everybody, look at what Pauper’s done. She put the principal’s name upside down.” (Jiang, 40)

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  7. Bibliography • Images: Scotiaglenvilleschools (2010). “China.jpg”, Highschool Library Images <Online>. Mon. March 1, <http://scotiaglenvilleschools.org/Highschool/library/library/Images/China.jpg>. Rainbough Phillips (2005). “The Teacher Holocaust”, The Distributed Republic <Online>. Wed. March 10, < http://distributedrepublic.net/port/images/cultural_revolution1.jpg>. • Book: Jiang, Ji-Li (2004). Red Scarf Girl. New York: Harper Collins. • Websites: Youqin Wang (1997). “Student Attacks Against Teachers: The Revolution of 1966”, English Articles <Online>. Wed. March 10, < http://www.cnd.org/CR/english/articles/violence.htm>. "Discovering China: The Cultural Revolution." Oracle ThinkQuest Library 20 Mar. 2010. <http://library.thinkquest.org/26469/cultural-revolution/redguards.html>. Powerhouse Museum (1997). “The Cultural Revolution: the Four Olds”,, Evolution and revolution: Chinese dress 1700s-1990s. Wed. 10 Feb. 2010. <http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/hsc/evrev/cultural_revolution.h tm> "Discovering China: The Cultural Revolution." Oracle ThinkQuest Library 10 Mar. 2010. <http://library.thinkquest.org/26469/cultural-revolution/redguards.html>.

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