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1 print (poster) | Poster shows heroes and heroine from three highly publicized "model revolutionary operas" during the Cultural Revolution - "Red Lantern," "Taking Tiger Mountain with Strategy," and "The White-Haired Girl" - a concubine of a cruel landlord wh...

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Actors > 1970
Art > 1970
China > History > Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976
Laborers > 1970
Literature > 1970
Mao, Zedong, > 1893-1976 > Quotations
Peasants > 1970
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Summary:1 print (poster) | Poster shows heroes and heroine from three highly publicized "model revolutionary operas" during the Cultural Revolution - "Red Lantern," "Taking Tiger Mountain with Strategy," and "The White-Haired Girl" - a concubine of a cruel landlord who escaped to live in a mountain cave and whose hair turned white as a consequence. She stands as a symbol of all victims of feudal governments and oppressive social systems.