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We're in the fifth installment of our Cultural Revolution overview.

I thought we were going to get to Leo Shaichi and his better half in this episode,

but that might be in part six or seven it's

coming up today we focus on a short but action-packed period where chaos

reined and there was high drama with even the great one himself,

Maal to Dung, having to step in to act as the decider.

But mostly it's Joanne Lai who has to use the full extent of his prestige and authority to deal with the

impossible tasks at hand. Mao was throwing incendiary bombs all over the place and Premier Joe had

share Mao on and at the same time run all over the place and put out fires.

Today we're going to linger in the crazy and bloody year of

1967. If Mao's objective was to create massive chaos in China, you know, where people were engaging in a whole lot of

ultraviolence, he succeeded.

You know, there are so many important characters from this Cultural Revolution period who played a major role at the time.

Most of them are forgotten or not well known, at least in the West.

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