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11. Huge Mural

Description:
Huge mural celebrating Mao's swim in the Changjiang river, summer 1971.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
June 23,1971 to July 24, 1971

12. Poster

Description:
Massive poster urging Shanghai residents to study Marxist materialist ideology, summer 1971
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
June 23,1971 to July 24, 1971

13. Beijing Poster Store

Description:
Posters of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Mao, Mao...and more Mao. April 1972.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
4/3/72

14. Anti-U.S. Wall Mural

Description:
Traditional architecture with large wall mural promoting the unity of Asian peoples in "resisting American aggression," summer 1971.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
June 23,1971 to July 24, 1971

15. Lowu Border Station

Description:
Sign: "People of the World Unite, Defeat American Imperialism and All its Running Dogs!"
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
3/10/72

16. Political Sign in Guangzhou Park

Description:
Quotation from Chairman Mao: Our common enemy is American imperialism. We must all stand together on the same battlefront, and unite and support one another. All the people of the world, including the American people, are our friends.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
3/12/72

17. Clothing Store

Description:
Clothing store, summer 1971. Slogan says the whole world unites to defeat US aggressors and their running dogs.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
June 23,1971 to July 24, 1971

18. Down with American Imperialism Cake Served at Banquet in Tangshan

Description:
Down with American Imperialism' cake served at banquet in Tangshan. Hosted by Tangshan branch of the China Travel Service, 4/1/72
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
4/1/72

19. Revolutionary Model Opera Posters

Description:
A good example of massive street murals depicting the model revolutionary ballets and operas promoted by Mao's wife, Jiang Qing. South China, summer 1971.
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
June 23,1971 to July 24, 1971

20. Middle School Students

Description:
All wearing Mao badges; 3 on left wearing "Red Guard" badges
Attribution:
Paul Pickowicz
Date:
3/11/72