Economic woes boost Mao era nostalgia
Fifty years after the death of Mao Zedong, nostalgia grows in the villages of central China that still adhere to his egalitarian principles, despite acknowledging his mistakes such as the famine and the Cultural Revolution. He continues to be celebrated as a revolutionary symbol in popular traditions and national monuments, while the country faces economic slowdown and social inequality.
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