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This 10 page paper examines three types of media from the Cultural Revolution in China: ballet, novels and posters and argues that posters are the most effective. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Chinese Propaganda Posters from the Cultural Revolution
By Karla Von Huben, April 2010 properly. Introduction Like any totalitarian government (or any government, really), Communist China has
to create the illusion that the system is the best for its people. This means that the government must use some sort of propaganda to convince its citizens that it
has their best interests at heart. This paper compares three types of propaganda: novels, film and posters, and argues that posters are probably the most effective in promoting the Chinese
way of life. Discussion We begin with a look at The Red Detachment of Women, a property that has been filmed both as a straight drama and as a ballet.
This paper discusses the ballet, since it is available on YouTube. YouTube is hardly the best method for watching the production, but at least it gives a viewer a chance
to see almost all of the dance. For those accustomed to seeing ballerinas in tutus and male dancers in tights and ornate jackets that make them look like the prince
of a magic kingdom, this production is a revelation. The dancers wear traditional Chinese garb of tunics and trousers, most of which are designed in a drab gray color, except
for the heroine of the piece who is in vivid red (The Red Detachment of Women). The story traces her life from a slave, to freedom, and finally to a
position of leadership in the Army (The Red Detachment of Women). One of the most striking developments is that the girl meets a young man (he is the one who
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