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>Certainly his philosophy was no better than junior-high-school grade. He was well read and educated, you may disagree with his philosophy, but to say it was '
by light3 17y ago
>Certainly his philosophy was no better than junior-high-school grade.
He was well read and educated, you may disagree with his philosophy, but to say it was 'junior-high-school' grade would be incorrect. From wiki:
'Mao was a prolific writer of political and philosophical literature'
'In China, Mao was considered a master calligrapher during his lifetime'
'Politics aside, Mao is considered one of modern China's most influential literary figures'