China's Cultural Revolution, a moment in history that shaped the country's identity, remains a topic rarely discussed openly. However, historian Tania Branigan aims to fill the gaps and shed light on this period in her acclaimed book, Red Memory. The movement, which lasted a decade and claimed the lives of millions, had profound effects on both individuals and society. From Beijing's top leaders to remote provinces and even infants, no one was spared from its grasp.
The Cultural Revolution started in 1966, with Tiananmen Square serving as ground zero. Unlike the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrati ... clique aqui para ler mais.