In the decades that followed, China experienced an intense cultural and political revolution from 1966 to ... preserving old ideas through art, music, clothing, and literature.

Zhao Ruheng, China's star dancer in ... "During the Cultural Revolution everything was regimented. We could not wear tight fitting clothes to practice. Every day before practice we would read ...

"Mao Zedong should take most of the responsibility but it was a collective crime — all of China should clean the residue of the Cultural Revolution ... who sold clothing and accessories ...

The Chinese people’s will to examine the Cultural Revolution emerged very quickly ... notions of “bourgeois” life—fast cars, slick clothing, banquets, mansions—remained in their thinking ...

Qi Wang: “Back in the ’60s, in China, everyone wore uniforms. Uniform meant unisex – everyone was the same. Living during the Great Cultural Revolution also meant that you weren’t looked ...

As a documentary filmmaker honors the first victim of China's Cultural Revolution ... He has even saved her bloody clothing and shows them in the film, but he is likely to be left alone with ...

In May of 1966, amid waning power and influence, Chairman Mao Zedong warned that "counter-revolutionary revisionists" were infiltrating China's Communist Party ... he launched the "Great Proletarian ...

Wang learned all this from Bian’s husband, who saved Bian’s blood-soaked clothes ... targeted during the Cultural Revolution. In the late 1990s, while teaching Chinese at Stanford University ...

author of "Red Memory," details some basic facts about China's Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), during which millions of Chinese were killed and tens of millions were persecuted by the Chinese ...

What viewers witness in this moment is an example of what went down during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Taking place from 1966 through 1976, the Cultural Revolution was Chairman Mao Zedong’s ...

"I wanted to understand not only what the Cultural Revolution had done to China but how it was still shaping it," Branigan writes, about a decade beginning in 1966 of extreme political violence ...