The Politics of Inclusive Pluralism

The book explores the impact of China's Cultural Revolution on its citizens, highlighting the slogans used by communist rulers as tools for conflict management. It contrasts the CCP's positive public image with the grim reality of an authoritarian regime that suppresses human rights and religious freedom. Through a critical lens, it examines the anger, fear, and terror experienced by the populace, revealing the underlying brutality of the state's governance.