From Mao to modernity: how China's past shaped the Chinese worldview (mainland)

Hello friends, long time no see! Happy 2024⚡️ Did not forget you ;p This is a documentary where I recount how China's post-1949 history has shaped the mind of the (mainland) Chinese, all through my personal lens. If you are new to the channel (Oiiii welcome), take a look: Ins: Twitter: Blog: Sources consulted (non-exhaustive): - The Search for Modern China by Jonathan D. Spence (recommend) - The Cambridge History of China (vol 15) by Fairbank (recommend) - China's Political Worldview and Chinese Exceptionalism: International Order and Global Leadership by Benjamin Ho - 'Mao Zedong and the Class Struggle in Socialist Society' by Graham Young - 'Africa in Chinese Foreign Policy' by George T. Yu - 'Review: History With Chinese Characteristics: How China's Imagined Past Shapes Its Present' by Elizabeth C. Economy - 'The Chinese Peasant and Communism' by Mary C. Wright Tags: Chinese identity, communism, Wuhan vlog, the great famine, the three and five anti movements, land reform 1952, class struggle, socialist revolution, Deng, Mao, China's reform and opening up policy, China's modern history, Chinese people perspectives, complicated identity issues, CPC/CCP, the Chinese Communist Party, documentary about China, life in China, cultural exceptionalism. 中国近代史 毛泽东 大饥荒 土地改革 三反五反 改革开放 subs: 36800