The Politics of Inclusive Pluralism

The book delves into the political slogans of China's communist rulers during 1949, highlighting the intense climate of fear and terror instigated by the Cultural Revolution. It contrasts the CCP's outwardly positive portrayal of human rights with the grim reality of an authoritarian regime that suppresses religious freedom and individual rights. Through this exploration, it reveals the complexities and contradictions of life under a government that prioritizes control over the welfare of its citizens.