Mao Zedong: We must not show cowardice in front of beasts. We should learn from Wu Song the Tiger Beater. In the eye of Wu Song, beasts are beasts; whether you upset them or not, they will not give up their attempt on your life. When a beast pounces on you, you either kill the beast or are killed by the beast. No other way round.

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Divided We Fall; United We Stand Tall
Huaxi Village

21 January 2011
 

Quote by the Huaxi villagers:

个人富了不算富,集体富了才算富;一村富了不算富,全国富了才算富。

One man gets rich doesn't count for much, only when the whole village gets rich we start to become wealthy; one village gets rich still doesn't mean much, only when the entire nation gets rich we are truly wealthy.

A commune structure is a revolutionary creation initiated by Mao Zedong and Chinese Communist Party, which had transformed a thousands year-old Chinese rural system into a foundation for common wealth and rural modernisation.

As the result, they have nurtured a better community, not only in material sense, but also in spiritual realm. It is a place that at night you don’t need to shut your doors when sleep, and it is a place with zero crime rate.

Chinese have every right to choose a system that is best for themselves, not best for someone else, and any foreign politicians who demand Chinese to waive this right through congress bills or gunboat diplomacy are the worst anti-democracy and anti-human rights offenders and shall go down in history as the international dictators and tyrants.

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