Military Parade 1st of October

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There were rumors of a new Type-99 mod. tank to be shown, that got cancelled at the last moment. Any confirmation on this?

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This shit is pretty ballza. Also this is an anagram of shit.

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Where are the troops of the PLA marching? Where is Hu Jintao waving? Or is this parade just tanks? lol

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PSL commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Chinese Revolution

China: Revolution and Counterrevolution
A Marxist view of China’s revolution & the challenges it faces today

Sixty years ago, on October 1, 1949, Mao Zedong announced the victory of the Chinese Revolution. Standing in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, Mao proclaimed, “China has stood up.” Mao was right.

The Chinese Revolution changed the world. It liberated a quarter of humanity from landlordism, exploitation and humiliating imperialist domination. It inspired hope among hundreds of millions of people living under colonialism and neo-colonialism in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Victory would have been unimaginable without the existence of the Chinese Communist Party and the extraordinary military it created, the People’s Liberation Army. The CCP-led government charted a course to build a new, socialist society.

Within a few years, the People’s Republic of China virtually eliminated mass famine and illiteracy. Health care, education, employment, housing and food became fundamental rights guaranteed to everyone. While these rights were weakened with the implementation of “market socialism” policies, beginning in 1978, current living conditions for Chinese workers and farmers are far better than they were before the revolution.

Today, China cannot be ignored. Every major news outlet is covering the celebrations of China’s revolution and its many accomplishments. Most of the coverage, especially in the United States, is biased and suffused with clear hatred for the Chinese Communist Party. China’s socialist revolution caused the U.S. capitalists and their politicians in Washington to enter an anti-communist frenzy that has not disappeared. The idea of China for the Chinese people—and not at the service of imperialism—is still anathema to the U.S. rulers.

This view dominates the discourse on China today. A true appraisal of China’s impact on human history, along with the present challenges it faces, is nowhere to be found.

But progressives and revolutionaries who want the real story have somewhere to turn. The book “China: Revolution and Counterrevolution,” published by the PSL, is it. “China: Revolution and Counterrevolution” uses a Marxist analysis to identify political and social trends in China, making a unique and much-needed contribution to the left.

The 228-page book includes of analysis of the Chinese Revolution, its unparalleled gains, the present Chinese economy, the movement toward capitalist restoration, and how progressive people in the United States can lend their support to the people of China.