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Chairman Mao The Cultural Revolution will be much better than the Great leap Forward for sure!
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I am starting something called the Cultural Revolution. It’s going to be about
ten years but it’s going to be much better than the Great Leap Forward! This Share
will definitely make me have more power.
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Send Mao a message Chairman Mao I am gaining more and more power each day and now I have a reputation as a Communist leader. I
guess people have finally noticed what great ideas I have to share with China. I am amazing!
Poke message October 10, 1934
Information Chairman Mao says “Victory is Mine!” That’s right, I led the Communists to victory against the nationalists, and
founded the People’s Republic of China.
October 1, 1949
Birthday: December 26, 1893
Political Affiliation: Communist
Lin Biao Hey Liu! I am co-leading the Northeast battlefield army of the People's Liberation Army into Beijing.
Hometown: Shaoshan, Hunan October 24, 1949
Province, China
Liu Shaoqi Thank you Mao, for stepping down as president of the People’s Republic, now I’m the president. But it’s
not like I am trying to steal power from you. 
January 1, 1958
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Deng Xiaoping Hey Mao, how is “The Great Leap Forward “ going? You know, that economic plan you came up with
to develop agriculture and industry.
February 17, 1958
Liu Shaoqi Deng Xiaoping Lin Biao
Chairman Mao Well Deng, not so good now. I thought it would be a success but machinery started to fail and
workers started to slack off. I admit that The Great Leap Forward was a failure. I think more than 30,000,000 people died
of starvation and other diseases because of this plan. I am losing more power than I thought. 
February 21, 1963
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Send Mao a message Six Fingers Hello Chairman Mao, thank you for starting the Cultural Revolution. Some people may not like where you
are going with this but I think that you are going to turn this into a big success.
Poke message November 1, 1965
Ji-Li Jiang I wanted to become a Red Successor but sorry, I come from a black family. 
December 28, 1967
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Du Hai HAHAHAHA! Ji-Li didn’t become a Red Successor! I did because I come from a RED family! 
January 5, 1968
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January 1, 2000

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Birthday: December 26, 1893
Hometown: Shaoshan, Hunan Province, China
Political Views: Maoism
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Profession: Swimming, dictating, coming up with economic plans
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Interests/Influences: Swimming, Emperor Taizong, Dictatorship
Birthday: December 26, 1893 Enemies: Deng Xiaoping (recently) Liu Shaoqi (Recently)
Political: Maoist Favorite Quote: “An army without culture is a dull-witted army, and a dull-witted army cannot
defeat the enemy.”
Hometown: Shaoshan, Huna Province, Favorite Quote from Friends: “One word from Chairman Mao is worth ten thousand from others.
China His every statement is truth. We must carry out those we that understand as well as those we
don't.”
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Address: 4 Haiding South Road, Haidian District , Beijing, China
Phone Number: 555-987-6543
Email: Evildictator@gmail.com

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The Red The one all powerful Socialism is not fine! Now this is how I wanted to see
Guards are loyal! ruler: Me workers work during the Great
Leap Forward!
Bye bye Liu Shaoqi! You are This is when President Richard
getting “wiped out” Nixon visits. Both China and US declared
a desire to normalize relations.