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Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetung

Mao Zedong

Paperback | Pages: 214 pages

Rating: 3.28 | 1759 Users | 195 Reviews

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Title	:	Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetung
Author	:	Mao Zedong
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 214 pages
Published	:	(first published 1964)
Categories	:	Politics. History. Philosophy. Nonfiction. Cultural. China. Classics. Reference

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More or less on impulse, we went on a short trip today to see the Musée Suisse du Jeu in La Tour-de-Peilz. The setting is extraordinarily charming: it's an old castle on the shore of Lake Léman, not far from Montreux.



Our excuse for visiting was a simultaneous Go exhibition being given by a German 3 Dan player. I hadn't played for a couple of years, so I asked for a three stone handicap and after many vicissitudes finally managed to win the game. The German guy was a good sport about it, considering that my position had been close to lost at one stage, and we spent a while chatting about Go-related trivia after the game.

He had a bunch of interesting anecdotes, the best of which related to the infamous Little Red Book. I already knew that Mao had been a keen Go player in his time. What I hadn't heard was that he apparently used Go metaphors and comparisons quite frequently. The translators had however all decided that a Western audience wasn't going to understand any of that stuff, so they chose to render them as chess terms instead. Since Go and chess are fundamentally different games, and many Go concepts have no chess counterpart, the result is often utterly nonsensical.

This seemed almost too good to be true, and I was amazed I'd never heard the story before... but he seemed very sure of his sources, and among other things claimed to speak decent Chinese. Can anyone confirm or deny it?

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Original Title:	毛主席語錄
Edition Language:	Arabic
Setting:	China

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Hard to review this thing because I read it casually over a long period of time. Some of the quotes expose the insanity and "true believer" nature of Maoism, but not many. In general these seem to be mild bromides which would be good advice to any aspiring political movement which is organized based on cadres, party lines, mass participation, etc. some of them are just good pieces of advice for running organizations in general. And then these are interspersed with anti imperialist statements and

To summarize it in one word: CRAP.Only a person with a minutiae of a brain could possibly appreciate this propagandic piece of gibberish and gobbledygook from a man responsible for the deaths of at least forty million Chinese.The author and this work can't be recycled, unfortunately. The pages can be used for toilet paper though.

While I read this in 9th grade, while I was still an aspiring Marxist-Leninist, I think that 2 years later I can safely discard it. The content consists solely of Mao quoting himself. This book serves no purpose, other than for Bob Avakian and his followers in the Revolutionary Communist Party, who in all probability masturbate to it on a daily basis.

Disturbing. This is the supreme illustration of self-righteous Politics without morality. I personally know Chinese persons who were on both sides of the people's revolution, one was a young Red Guard, and the other was a man and wife who were separated and sent to Gansu Province to be re-educated via hard work. Thousands of those being re-educated committed suicide by laying across railroad tracks at night. One only has to travel to the PRC, and I've been there a dozen times, to see that the

Reviewed on historical importance.Possibly the most-published and most-owned (if not the most-read) book in history, the 'little red book' of Mao is necessary reading for understanding Maoism and the roots of the contemporary PRC, however market-friendly it has become.The style is self-absorbed, with strong traces of the Chairman's messianism and megalomania shining through. In style - I can't tell because I know very little Mandarin and the English translation is poor. The content is entirely

My exposure to the efficacy of Mao Zedong Thought came about in struggle with imperialist forces here, in Illinois, in 1969.Martin had an older brother who had insinuated himself into the U.S. Armed Forces to such an extent that he had become responsible for elements of their training. Part of that consisted of war games and he invited Martin, George, Ed and I to participate. Seeing this as an opportunity to obtain experience in guerilla warfare tactics, I jumped at the chance.Awakening to a red

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