Feel like the lyrics "A man will die, but not his ideas" fits Mao perfectly Mao may have his own faults, perhaps a lot to be honest, but he will always be remembered in history for the legend who created the world's strongest Asian power even rivaling the Americans in modern times, kick starting the new era of Chinese history. Mao Ze Dong will never truly die
Mao was a good military general but he couldn’t run the Chinese economy at all because he’s idiotic. He orchestrated the largest Man-Made famine in all of history, left the average Chinese citizen with the equivalent wealth of an Afghan citizen and Chinese economic growth in modern times only really began after Mao’s death. The Chinese economic system today isn’t even communist, it is much more capitalist after Deng Xiaoping reforms which are the only reason China remains strong today. Mao didn’t build a strong power on the world stage, nor did he create a great Asian power.
Mao was perhaps one of the most multifaceted leaders of the 20th century, he was a philosopher, a revolutionary leader and even an independentist, Mao is almost an intellectual in power.
Mao, Lenin, Marx, and the countless other revolutionaries who came before us may no longer live, but their spirits, legacy, ideals, and immortal science endure in us.
As a Chinese person, I can tell you my whole family survived the Great Leap Forward except one. But he died after I was born in mainland China 😂 the west really likes to exaggerate.
Its insane how Mao Nearly failed his revolution then fought the Japanese, later was almost forced to make peace with the KMT but still took over China, A true legend
You can hardly imagine how people lived in despair of Kuomintang's corruption and saw someone like him a savior come out to help these poor to get away from the suffering their government had given. o7
@@kapifromnevada4697 The funny thing is, people are still willing to believe him after the Great Leap Forwards’ “experiment”, then the 10 years Wén Huà Dà Gé Mìng happened, more people died, and finally himself.
Still believe him, the west lies about the intensity of the Great Leap Forward. Explain why my poor family got free land and every single one of my family members who lived through it are still alive, the only one who died was my grandfather, who died at the age of 82 after I was born.
Stalin actually hurt me and my family In 1922, stalin came to visit my family's shack. He came out of the back of a black limousine, when my great-grandparents came to meet him - his guards shoved them to the ground and put a gun to their heads. "I am not an unjust man, and so i will let you choose - How much may i take from these grain silos?" he asked. And my great-grandparents replied, "only a spoonful". Two guards opened the trunk of stalin's limousine, and carried several sheets of metal and assembled them into a spoon that covered half of ukraine. 😭😭😭😭
@@le_nonexistent8528 The Chinese people's criticism of their own traditions began after World War I, not with Mao. Mao just launched this movement completely. Mao hoped that the Chinese people would have more of the spirit of resistance in Western society. Thousands of years of centralized autocracy have made ordinary Chinese farmers very afraid of landlords and officials. Even now, the levels of the entire East Asian society are very clear. Only people who have lived in China for a long time can understand this. I don't like our traditions.
Here are some trivia facts about Mao Zedong: During the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), when his "Little Red Book" outsold the Bible, he was regarded by many as the most powerful leader in human history. He was the absolute ruler of one-fourth of humanity, his voice revered as divine revelation, and he successfully brainwashed/convinced most of his dissidents into believing that they were wrong and not him. When he heard of Mao's passing, Henry Kissinger remarked that it would be "too powerful a combination" if Mao were to go to heaven with God. It was revealed after his death that he had expansive "pleasure gardens" filled with hundreds of women. Mao did not oppose the right to bear arms, despite what is often believed. In actuality, a large number of adult Chinese joined militia groups and maintained a minimum of one rifle at home during his reign. Following his passing, the Chinese government began enforcing gun control measures. Attended the First Normal School in Hunan in the early 1910s. In response to the Maoist uprising that occurred in May 1968 in Paris and Lyon, the Charles de Gaulle government decided to restructure higher education in France. The esteemed Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts architecture school was separated from the main school and split up into several smaller schools during the reorganization. Some Chinese people still regard him as a god, particularly taxi drivers, and peasants, and they use his pictures as charms. Chairman of the People's Republic of China (1949-1959), or head of state. Officially hailed "the Great Leader, great mentor, great helmsman, and great commander" of the Chinese people during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). His radical ideology has sparked numerous revolutions that have spread far beyond China's boundaries. These include student protests, demonstrations, and riots in Europe during the late 1960s, with the most notable taking place in France between May and August 1968, as well as guerilla activities in Nepal, Peru, and the Philippines. A personal pal of French Existentialist philosopher and Nobel Laureate Jean-Paul Sartre, who got arrested for distributing inflammatory Maoist newspapers in 1970. Many European filmmakers, such as Jean-Luc Godard (also known as "Jean Luc Godard"), who declared himself a Maoist in the late 1960s, were inspired by this. Received Soviet Chairman of the Council of Ministers (i.e. Prime Minister) Nikita Khrushchev (1894-1971) in his swimming pool to show his defiance for the latter. Mao invited Khrushchev to swim with him in the pool during the meeting. Khrushchev was very embarrassed because at the time he had forgotten to bring a bathing suit. His "Great Leap Forward" campaign of 1959-1962 produced what is regarded as the worst man-made disaster: an attempt to convert China into a planned agrarian economy that led to mass famine and the starving deaths of over 20 million people. In 1966, he began the Cultural Revolution, which sparked widespread chaos across China and resulted in the extermination of "disloyal elements" from all spheres of society. Mao used to be the chief librarian of the University of Peking's assistant. After being passed over for promotion, he joined the Chinese Communist Party in the hopes of advancing more quickly. Cat owners not infrequently name their cats "Chairman Meow" as a joke.
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 sim, uma idustrializou um país que vivia da miséria, com doenças e fomes endêmicas em toda a sua população, o segundo impediu a restauração capitalista por 10 anos, é claro que houveram excessos, erros graves, mas ele é considerado um libertador e não é a toa
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 sim o primeiro idustrializou um país que vivia sobre a fome e a miséria, como escravos, e a segunda impediu a restauração capitalista por 10 anos, claro que houveram excessos,e erros, qual processo histórico não têm? A revolução francesa, que proporcionou o capitalismo causou muitas mortes
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 assim como o cercamento de terras, que jogaram muitos artesãos na miséria e o processo de acumulação primitiva do capital como a escravidão colonial, bases fundamentais para o capitalismo
In the late 1970s, China independently developed hybrid rice, and the Chinese people have eliminated famine since then, which also happened in Mao Zedong’s era. Read more books, BRO.
@@Hispanizat1onCR estás equivocado.. Para empezar en el continente Americano se habla más de lo latino, LATAM, Latinoamérica, latinx pa los estadounidenses, etc. Nadie acá se considera hispano. Alguna vez en los Estados Unidos se usó lo de hispanic para designar a la gente de Latinoamérica, pero como ya mencioné, ahora se usa más lo de latino.
Mao didn’t commit genocide, and communist ideals are far more aligned with Jesus’ own than capitalism. Moreover, there is no inherent opposition to religion within Marxist theory. We want common liberation, elevation and provision for all people, irrespective of race or creed. Capitalism stifles and steals from billions; creates poverty in the midst of abundance, solely for the vain elevation of the few who claim personal dictatorship over the land we live on and the means to produce resources that we all need to survive and be happy. Capitalism needs us to be downtrodden and desperate to function, it is an engine fuelled by suffering, steered by a tiny powerful few for their own personal gain.
Feel like the lyrics "A man will die, but not his ideas" fits Mao perfectly
Mao may have his own faults, perhaps a lot to be honest, but he will always be remembered in history for the legend who created the world's strongest Asian power even rivaling the Americans in modern times, kick starting the new era of Chinese history.
Mao Ze Dong will never truly die
Mao didn't create modern China, Deng did.
Mao was a good military general but he couldn’t run the Chinese economy at all because he’s idiotic. He orchestrated the largest Man-Made famine in all of history, left the average Chinese citizen with the equivalent wealth of an Afghan citizen and Chinese economic growth in modern times only really began after Mao’s death. The Chinese economic system today isn’t even communist, it is much more capitalist after Deng Xiaoping reforms which are the only reason China remains strong today. Mao didn’t build a strong power on the world stage, nor did he create a great Asian power.
@@averageguy3108 其实还是应该去了解一下的，我之前也是和你想的一样，但最后发现我错了，首先人为饥荒指的就是大跃进嘛，但是你可以通过读当时的报纸或文献了解到大跃进浮夸风的问题都应该归结于邓小平与刘少奇，浮夸风是从他们这里开始的，然后赶上三年自然灾害导致饥荒，事实上在大跃进浮夸风开始时，毛泽东就已经多次强调了不要搞浮夸风（毛泽东在之前是农民，你觉得每亩地能产多少粮食他会不知道吗），其次是中国经济增长，因为毛泽东时期中国是计划经济而不是市场经济，所以是没有GDP在这个概念的，那我们就应该比较工业产值，毛泽东时期的发电量的增长率是远高于改革开放后的，所以说我认为如果按毛泽东的发展方式今天的中国将不会有贫富差距并且人民都会富有，毛泽东确实建立了一个强大的国家因为当时中国没有完整工业体系，而毛泽东时期结束后，中国有了完整的工业体系并且是所有发展中国家中唯一没有外债的国家，以上是我的观点 translate plz
@@user-uk9bp5xb6e 擴大的中央工作會議[1]于1962年1月11日至2月7日，在時任中國共產黨中央委員會主席毛澤東同意下中共中央於北京召開。參加會議的有中央和中央各部門、各中央局、各省、市、地、縣的主要負責人以及一些重要廠礦和部隊的負責幹部，共有7113人，因此這次大會又稱“七千人大会”。会议主要讨论“大跃进”及大饥荒的问题，提倡“批评和自我批评”，以及“民主集中制”。会议期间，中共中央副主席兼国家主席刘少奇将三年困难时期的大饥荒成因归结为“三分天灾，七分人祸”，毛泽东则在会上作了自我批评。七千人大會後中國大陸的大饥荒問題有所緩和，毛泽东退居二线，由刘少奇、邓小平等人主持中央日常事务。
Mao was perhaps one of the most multifaceted leaders of the 20th century, he was a philosopher, a revolutionary leader and even an independentist, Mao is almost an intellectual in power.
He was nothing but a murdere
He’s a disgrace to communism: millions of people dead due to his incompetence.
@@Fane7 "He is a disgrace to communism" Says the social democrat in disguise.
He is an intellectual in power
CCP Bot
Mao will never die
his soul is burning in the depth of hell
he lives in our spirit, in out great leader Xi
Mao, Lenin, Marx, and the countless other revolutionaries who came before us may no longer live, but their spirits, legacy, ideals, and immortal science endure in us.
not on my watch
@secretsuncovered4283 and you think mosley is alive?
The ending is so sad holy shit, just chills. What a great man saving his country.
As a Chinese person, I can tell you my whole family survived the Great Leap Forward except one. But he died after I was born in mainland China 😂 the west really likes to exaggerate.
@@professionaljailbreaker696550 million people is EXAGERATED?
The blood of millions is on his hands
@@dawsonlenard2848No. Read "Todo el Poder a las masas" from Iván Salazar.
@@acanthaceae7896 Keep crying
comrade mao lives among every one of us 🗿
Its insane how Mao Nearly failed his revolution then fought the Japanese, later was almost forced to make peace with the KMT but still took over China, A true legend
the mgmt album deserves another look. a big album for me when it came out. really great turn for the band. im glad its memeified
You can hardly imagine how people lived in despair of Kuomintang's corruption and saw someone like him a savior come out to help these poor to get away from the suffering their government had given. o7
Proceeds to take 40 million lives 💀
@@kapifromnevada4697 The funny thing is, people are still willing to believe him after the Great Leap Forwards’ “experiment”, then the 10 years Wén Huà Dà Gé Mìng happened, more people died, and finally himself.
Good. Chinese people were so ungrateful when that happened. There are certain sacrifices that must be made to form a utopia
Still believe him, the west lies about the intensity of the Great Leap Forward. Explain why my poor family got free land and every single one of my family members who lived through it are still alive, the only one who died was my grandfather, who died at the age of 82 after I was born.
If it wasn’t for the Communists, chinese ethnicity would be extinct from Uyghur terrorists and western persecution
Мао дзедун молодец! Страну поднял с колен!
At too high a price.
Glory to mao zedong from Italy 🇮🇹🤝🇨🇳
Huge fan of Mao Zedong/Mao Tse Tung. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
And we Chinese are fond of Allende !
I am a Chinese and I am proud to see this work. Good job comrade
He killed 80 million of your. People really?
@@coolsimanhead6165source?
B-but 80 gorgillion dead😭😭😭😭😭
Stalin actually hurt me and my family
In 1922, stalin came to visit my family's shack. He came out of the back of a black limousine, when my great-grandparents came to meet him - his guards shoved them to the ground and put a gun to their heads. "I am not an unjust man, and so i will let you choose - How much may i take from these grain silos?" he asked. And my great-grandparents replied, "only a spoonful". Two guards opened the trunk of stalin's limousine, and carried several sheets of metal and assembled them into a spoon that covered half of ukraine. 😭😭😭😭
comically large spoon😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭@@vyrva5690
that is a fake number dude...
so sigma!
我們心中的紅太陽。
que os revisionistas caiam o quanto antes
He went from a peasant to one of the most powerful men ever. That’s inspiring
Armed with the great ideas of comrades Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Mao, we cannot lose!
Dengists will pay
0:43 “Simply put, he encouraged China to fight against the tradition of its own”.
E isso é bom?
@@lopesmor6 no it was horrible
@@le_nonexistent8528 The Chinese people's criticism of their own traditions began after World War I, not with Mao. Mao just launched this movement completely. Mao hoped that the Chinese people would have more of the spirit of resistance in Western society. Thousands of years of centralized autocracy have made ordinary Chinese farmers very afraid of landlords and officials. Even now, the levels of the entire East Asian society are very clear. Only people who have lived in China for a long time can understand this. I don't like our traditions.
Here are some trivia facts about Mao Zedong:
During the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), when his "Little Red Book" outsold the Bible, he was regarded by many as the most powerful leader in human history. He was the absolute ruler of one-fourth of humanity, his voice revered as divine revelation, and he successfully brainwashed/convinced most of his dissidents into believing that they were wrong and not him.
When he heard of Mao's passing, Henry Kissinger remarked that it would be "too powerful a combination" if Mao were to go to heaven with God.
It was revealed after his death that he had expansive "pleasure gardens" filled with hundreds of women.
Mao did not oppose the right to bear arms, despite what is often believed. In actuality, a large number of adult Chinese joined militia groups and maintained a minimum of one rifle at home during his reign. Following his passing, the Chinese government began enforcing gun control measures.
Attended the First Normal School in Hunan in the early 1910s.
In response to the Maoist uprising that occurred in May 1968 in Paris and Lyon, the Charles de Gaulle government decided to restructure higher education in France. The esteemed Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts architecture school was separated from the main school and split up into several smaller schools during the reorganization.
Some Chinese people still regard him as a god, particularly taxi drivers, and peasants, and they use his pictures as charms.
Chairman of the People's Republic of China (1949-1959), or head of state.
Officially hailed "the Great Leader, great mentor, great helmsman, and great commander" of the Chinese people during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976).
His radical ideology has sparked numerous revolutions that have spread far beyond China's boundaries. These include student protests, demonstrations, and riots in Europe during the late 1960s, with the most notable taking place in France between May and August 1968, as well as guerilla activities in Nepal, Peru, and the Philippines.
A personal pal of French Existentialist philosopher and Nobel Laureate Jean-Paul Sartre, who got arrested for distributing inflammatory Maoist
newspapers in 1970.
Many European filmmakers, such as Jean-Luc Godard (also known as "Jean Luc Godard"), who declared himself a Maoist in the late 1960s, were inspired by this.
Received Soviet Chairman of the Council of Ministers (i.e. Prime
Minister) Nikita Khrushchev (1894-1971) in his swimming pool to show his defiance for the latter. Mao invited Khrushchev to swim with him in the pool during the meeting. Khrushchev was very embarrassed because at the time he had forgotten to bring a bathing suit.
His "Great Leap Forward" campaign of 1959-1962 produced what is regarded as the worst man-made disaster: an attempt to convert China into a planned agrarian economy that led to mass famine and the starving deaths of over 20 million people.
In 1966, he began the Cultural Revolution, which sparked widespread chaos across China and resulted in the extermination of "disloyal elements" from all spheres of society.
Mao used to be the chief librarian of the University of Peking's assistant. After being passed over for promotion, he joined the Chinese Communist Party in the hopes of advancing more quickly.
Cat owners not infrequently name their cats "Chairman Meow" as a joke.
Sigma Mao
Funfact: China is living in future
Funfact: Japan economy stuck in 80s 90s
LONG LIVE MAO ZEDONG
Long Live Subhas Chandra Bose
babam seni unutturmayacağız... R.I.P 14 JUN 1915-1982 😭
Great patriot and nationalist
Rip my brother...
Mao was the best
He's rotting in hell right now
Кто бы плохо его обзывали, но он реально спас китай от японцев
That smile he gave while he was speaking ❤👏🇧🇷
Marxista brasileiro? Mao Deus a revolução ja tá começando
Me when rent is due.
Many say he was a tyrant, But China would be nothing without him. A great leader.
Wtf how did I end up on a edit praising Mao XD
What a great man. Please liberate my country, Mao! 👍🏻
Lunga gloria alla scienza marxista-leninista-maoista!
Abaixo os revisionistas, glória a luta do proletariado internacional
That Chinese sub actually slanders on Mao.
my idol
Based
estoy llorando, muy bueno el video.
The founder and father of the Popular Chinese Republic.
Партия гордится тобой!
+2 миска рис и кошка-жена 🐱
My GOAT
strongest anime character
glory to the Cultural Revolution
Thank you sir.
Link of the remix?
real sigma
Literalmente metió a China en una era oscura...
Tirou a China de uma era das trevas, do século da humilhação
@@Hugo1749-g8q O Grande Salto Adiante e a Revolução Cultural?
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 sim, uma idustrializou um país que vivia da miséria, com doenças e fomes endêmicas em toda a sua população, o segundo impediu a restauração capitalista por 10 anos, é claro que houveram excessos, erros graves, mas ele é considerado um libertador e não é a toa
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 sim o primeiro idustrializou um país que vivia sobre a fome e a miséria, como escravos, e a segunda impediu a restauração capitalista por 10 anos, claro que houveram excessos,e erros, qual processo histórico não têm? A revolução francesa, que proporcionou o capitalismo causou muitas mortes
@@alexanderpierrepostigoyane7600 assim como o cercamento de terras, que jogaram muitos artesãos na miséria e o processo de acumulação primitiva do capital como a escravidão colonial, bases fundamentais para o capitalismo
Whats the exact remix you used for this?
Thats dumb lol
communist and canniballist guys will cry for this and yellow tooth shows up
That was literally me
VIVA MAO
Dünyanın tuvalet merkezi
BRO NEDEN
dünyanın tuvalet merkezi dediğin ülke japon çıkartmasından iç savaştan sağ çıkıp blok oldu
你的名依舊偉大
台灣 7月31日
Sovyet Turan
Bro killed millions of men& women. people: nah, we have to make this video.
he SAVED millions, but the endemic famines before the Mao period don't worry you, right?
In the late 1970s, China independently developed hybrid rice, and the Chinese people have eliminated famine since then, which also happened in Mao Zedong’s era. Read more books, BRO.
Basedn't
Cringe
Ojala se acabé esa dictadura
El mundo le pertenece al sinofuturismo, no al liberalismo ni al fascismo.
La dictadura q ha levantado China de las cenizas
@@antoniovasquez9946 China 🇨🇳 Beijing Liberal Socialist Communist
@@Hispanizat1onCR ¿hispanos? Perdón, no soy de España.
@@Hispanizat1onCR estás equivocado.. Para empezar en el continente Americano se habla más de lo latino, LATAM, Latinoamérica, latinx pa los estadounidenses, etc. Nadie acá se considera hispano. Alguna vez en los Estados Unidos se usó lo de hispanic para designar a la gente de Latinoamérica, pero como ya mencioné, ahora se usa más lo de latino.
he killed 90 mil
Based
Real
Vuvuzela
Would’ve been so awesome if he got to 100 mil
@@severancedenied Nah fam he killed 400 million trust me
Valla admirar a un genocida? Y no a Jesús 😔
Mao didn’t commit genocide, and communist ideals are far more aligned with Jesus’ own than capitalism. Moreover, there is no inherent opposition to religion within Marxist theory. We want common liberation, elevation and provision for all people, irrespective of race or creed. Capitalism stifles and steals from billions; creates poverty in the midst of abundance, solely for the vain elevation of the few who claim personal dictatorship over the land we live on and the means to produce resources that we all need to survive and be happy. Capitalism needs us to be downtrodden and desperate to function, it is an engine fuelled by suffering, steered by a tiny powerful few for their own personal gain.
Kemalizm men turan