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Son of the Revolution
The new revolutionary period in China was one of many hardships and questionable ideals that affected every Chinese family in its own way. People were expected to be unquestionably devoted to Mao and the Communist Party, and do what was deemed socially correct by the communist theory. Those that defied Mao's ideals would have a very hard life and could even face death. One struggle deals with Liang Heng's family and the various trials and tribulations they had to face under Mao's regime. The members of the Heng family continued to believe in Mao and his leadership despite the hardships that they suffered because he was deemed to be the savior and the hero of China.
The great Chinese political leader to whom so many people pledged eternal alliance to was a poet, statesman, and the founder of People's Republic of China. Mao Zedong's ideas varied between degrees of unrealistic expectations and utopian visions; this can be seen in the Great Leap Forward and the......

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