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- [Narrator] Never before have the Chinese people
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faced a terror as ruthless and evil
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as Mao's Communist party.
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Just like Marx, Lenin, and the Deep State,
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Mao knew that what religions taught was real
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and that Satan is also very real.
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Mao sought to destroy the will of the Chinese people
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to the point where he believed
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no divine being would ever come to their aid.
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Through the Cultural Revolution,
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the Chinese Communist Party
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ruined a 5,000 year old civilization
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in 10 years.
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So how was Mao able to create
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the most destructive regime in human history?
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Let's find out.
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Communism in China on the Edge of Wonder.
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But be warned.
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This series may not be for the faint of heart.
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- Hello and welcome to our final episode
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in this series of exposing communism on Edge of Wonder.
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- We felt that there's a lot of misunderstandings
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about what communism really is
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and wanted to expose it
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and how it has been the most destructive force in our world.
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- In this episode, we're gonna talk about
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the rise of the Chinese Communist Party
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and how it has killed more people
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than any regime in history.
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We have to warn you
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there are some extremely graphic details in this episode,
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but we feel it's necessary to tell this
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to show how evil the Communist Party
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has really been in history.
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- So parents, you might not want your kiddos
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to watch this one.
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Let's begin with China's history.
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China has one of the most rich and oldest cultures
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in this period of our civilization.
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With over 5,000 years history,
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the Chinese people have shaped so many aspects
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of our ways of life.
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- [Ben] Throughout all these years,
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many dynasties came and went
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with the cultural landscape drastically changing
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with each emperor.
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Some were very noble and upright,
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and some brought destruction to their people.
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- However, no matter how bad the worst emperors were,
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they all still believed in the divine.
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Just their understanding may have been skewed.
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Even Genghis Khan never considered himself
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to be a ruthless barbarian.
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He even said,
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- [Reader] I am the punishment of God.
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If you had not committed great sins,
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God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.
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- So why are we bringing this up?
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Just to note that most of the Chinese wars
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throughout history were fought over land,
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religious beliefs, or control over a population.
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However, once an emperor gained control,
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he would have those people be a part of everyday society,
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just under a new emperor,
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and life would continue on.
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- Never before have the Chinese people ever faced a terror
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as ruthless and evil as Mao's Communist Party.
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Even the name of Chinese Communist Party in Chinese
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has Satanic roots.
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The traditional character dang means party or gang,
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consists of two radicals,
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which correspond to the words promote and dark.
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- So when you combine these two radicals together,
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it literally translates to promoting darkness.
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Even Confucius said,
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- [Rob] People who help one another
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conceal their wrongdoings are said to be forming a gang.
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- Or it could also be translated as a cabal.
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- [Rob] The goal of communism
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is to destroy belief in any kind of faith.
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Thus without faith, the people would then turn
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to its ruling party as their new god.
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- So how did China go
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from being the most deeply spiritual-rooted country
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to becoming the most atheistic and communist countries ever?
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- Well everyone, that is exactly what this episode is about,
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the rise of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Most historians think China's contemporary era
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started around the mid-1800s,
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which was during the Qing Dynasty.
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China soon started to go through a Westernization movement
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where they opened up trade with the West
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for goods and weapons.
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- But internally China started facing
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tremendous and painful turmoils.
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Many of the intellectuals got together
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to come up with ways of saving the country and its people,
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but with another war on the verge of breaking out with Japan
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and other national issues,
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their ideas only became disappointments leading to despair.
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- As stated in the The Epoch Times,
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Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party,
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- [Reader] Like people who turn to any available doctor
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in times of illness,
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they looked outside China for a solution.
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When the British and French styles failed,
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they switched to the Russian method.
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They did not hesitate to prescribe
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the most extreme remedy for the illness
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in the hope that China would quickly become strong.
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- Their remedy, communism.
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They wanted to take the easy way out
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and thought that this ideology
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would free them of their burdens.
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Unfortunately, they couldn't have been more wrong.
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- Now before we get into what happened,
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let's bring up one of the most ruthless leaders
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in pretty much the history of our current civilization,
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Mao Zedong.
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You might be batting an eye when we say that,
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but after this episode,
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you will be agreeing with us for sure.
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- In 1911, the Xinhai Revolution
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began against the Qing Dynasty,
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and 17-year-old Mao decided to join the Revolutionary Army
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and the Kuomintang or the KMT for short,
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which is the Chinese Nationalist Party,
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and who formed the first Republic of China.
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- According to Fritz Springmeier,
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author of the Bloodlines of the Illuminati,
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Mao had wanted to go to a Christian missionary school,
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but they rudely threw him out because he was Chinese.
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Fritz said he never forgot this
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and vowed to get his revenge on Christianity and on God.
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- So we don't know for certain if this is true,
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but either way it makes perfect sense
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why Mao turned to Leninist and Marxist ideology
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after the Soviet Revolution in 1919
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and started to get members in the KMT
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to join his Chinese Communist Party.
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- Mao believed that China had too many people
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and the country was using too much resources, land, and food
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for the Chinese people
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and wished to eliminate anyone
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who wouldn't go along with his bidding.
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- Recycling that old eugenics theory, I guess.
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How original.
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He already started to form his plan,
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which was destroying the Four Olds.
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He felt that these would stand in his way,
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which for his so-called communist utopia,
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and these were old customs, old culture,
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old habits, and old ideas.
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- In reality, he wanted destroy traditional culture
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so Chinese people would forget their roots.
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Then it would be easier for them
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to accept his new communist ideology and its propaganda.
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Such as, without the CCP, there would be no new China.
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- As for the Four Olds, for example,
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the old habits would be referring to our faith in the divine
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or belief in religion.
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If he destroyed this, then his new Communist Party
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would become the new god for the Chinese people,
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and they can force people to worship it.
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- The old ideas would be thoughts and ideas
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of ancient scholars that helped shape China
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to which it became before the party took over
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and how almost everyone believed in virtue and karma.
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- [Rob] Old customs would actually break up the family
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and then install its own ideology and propaganda
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into the next generation of children.
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- Old culture was actually referring
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to the Chinese language itself.
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Every single Chinese character has meaning behind it.
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For example, the traditional character for dragon or long
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is actually in the shape of a dragon,
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which happens to be on my shirt.
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- Oh. (Ben laughs)
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However, now the simplified character removed the dragon,
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and now the original meaning is lost.
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There's so many more examples of this.
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- The traditional character for love
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has the character for heart inside of it.
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This meant that people love you for your actions.
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However, the CCP removed the heart from the character,
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which it now loses its original nature.
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They basically cut the heart out of it.
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The sad part is
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now the inner meanings behind the traditional characters
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have been completely lost to the modern day Chinese people,
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especially the younger generation.
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- Mao wanted to destroy traditional values,
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so the CCP decided to simplify their own language
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in order for people to forget their roots and their culture
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and where they came from.
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- [Ben] So how was Mao able to create
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the most destructive regime in human history?
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Just like a snake sneaking up on its prey waiting to strike,
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Mao was waiting for the right opportunity to arise.
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- It was also during this time
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that Lenin and Stalin realized
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that the US would become a threat to them.
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So in order to combat this, they needed China on their side.
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So the Bolsheviks sent their representatives to China
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to start setting up communist organizations,
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and soon an alliance was formed with the KMT.
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- Over the next 30 years, the CCP actually became
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an organ of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union,
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and Mao was receiving a monthly stipend,
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about 170 yuan from the Russians.
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- Now that may not seem like much in today's world,
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but back then the average monthly salary
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of a worker in Shanghai at that time was around 20 yuan.
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- Because of these meetings, Mao's Communist Party
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was able to experience very rapid growth,
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but still wouldn't be able to overthrow the KMT.
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So Mao decided he would support both sides,
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but secretly was trying to take down the KMT from within.
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- Soon a civil war broke out between the two sides,
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and Mao suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of the KMT.
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His Communist Party was on the verge of collapse.
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Then out of fear, it loudly proclaimed that, quote,
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"Chinese do not fight Chinese,"
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and promised to submit itself to the leadership of the KMT.
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- Secretly Mao was waiting for the right opportunity
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to destroy the KMT,
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and he didn't care who he killed to win
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or with what methods he used for that victory.
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- It was basically like a warped version of The Art of War.
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- Yeah.
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- When World War II broke out
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and China was at war with Japan,
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Mao took full advantage of the situation
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and concocted a plan so evil
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that would guarantee his victory over the KMT.
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- Mao knew that if he had his troops fight the Japanese,
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he would lose,
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but if he joined forces with the KMT against the Japanese,
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the KMT would come out as the victors,
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and he wouldn't be able to take over China.
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So what did he do?
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He had his troops fight alongside with the Japanese
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against the KMT.
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- To quote the Nine Commentaries again here,
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- [Reader] The CCP exhorted people
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in the KMT-controlled areas to rebel,
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calling on workers to strike,
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peasants to make trouble,
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students to boycott classes,
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poor people to quit working,