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As a generation of Indians in China, Mao Zedong has always been a mystery and an uncertain object of worship. As a primary and middle school student, I grew up in a city and almost worshipped Mao Zedong. Graffiti on the wall proudly announced: "Chairman CheenerAmader", which greatly shocked the elderly living in the struggle for freedom in our country. Therefore, with strong thoughts, we introduced foreigners (after being humiliated in this country, 1962 also belonged to the United States) to "our leaders". Only later did I know that the brutality of the chairman was sometimes large and sometimes small. Sadly, however, the left wing, if his indignation is not reversed, Deng Xiaoping's tough policy will usually be regarded as a speculative Indian producer's speech. But most Indians, 40 or 50 years later, China is still synonymous with modernization, although China's sincerity to become a rich and economically powerful country is disguised as a "socialist market". .