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| − | In [[China | | + | In [[China | Chinese]] politics, a '''mass campaign''' refers to a [[propaganda]] campaign directed by the [[Chinese Communist Party]] to galvanize the population in support of a new policy. A historical example of a mass campaign is the 1956 [[Hundred Flowers Movement]]. |
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Revision as of 20:44, April 24, 2008
In Chinese politics, a mass campaign refers to a propaganda campaign directed by the Chinese Communist Party to galvanize the population in support of a new policy. A historical example of a mass campaign is the 1956 Hundred Flowers Movement.