Still to my shame Mao s Cultural Revolution – BBC News

In an effort to meet his management’s challenges, President Mao created a wave of unrest in China in the 1960s.
He wanted to foster opposition, and free the country of ancient Chinese culture, social values ​​and history.
At the forefront of the Cultural Revolution were the Red Guards: young, radical students and supporters of Mao and his circle. Parents and teachers were cursed and beaten and killed in some cases. Old temples, architecture and literature were also destroyed. A member of the Red Guards was Saul Yeung. He told the Witness about the memories of that time and the guilt he still carries.

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