Shades Of Mao: The Posthumous Cult Of The Great Leader - Plot & Excerpts
The problem is simple: do we want to set out on this Long March of 25,000 li and head north to fight a war of resistance? 4 Perhaps we will need a few more years before we can free ourselves entirely from the shadow of the Cultural Revolution. Then we will be able to perceive clearly the true value of Mao Thought. We look forward to the advent of business people who will apply Mao Thought to the realm of the economy, just as we hope that theoreticians versed in this area will appear. It is in this spirit that we humbly offer this meager volume to those noble individuals engaged in the commodity economy. We cast forth this brick in the hope that it will elicit comments of jade. 9 September 1991 Notes 1. See Jean-Baptiste Regis, Joseph de Mailla & Pierre de Tartre, S.J., trans., "De Explicatione Textuum Libri Y-King, Caput Primum: Kien: Coelum," in Y-King, from John Minford & Joseph Lau, eds., Classical Chinese Literature, Vol. 1: From Antiquity to the T'ang. 2. Sunzi bingfa and Sanguo yanyi.
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