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         <description><![CDATA[<p>Recently, while preparing for a play production, I rewatched the film Farewell My Concubine multiple times, revisited the original novel, and explored other works by author Li Bihua. This process led me to ponder a question: “How does social environment shape knowledge?” Is knowledge an objective reality, or is it defined by human subjectivity? In other words, are we discoverers or inventors of knowledge?</p><p>The Cultural Revolution stands as an exceptionally unique chapter in modern Chinese history. Driven by my passion for history, over the past year I've immersed myself in numerous historical accounts about this era and figures like Chairman Mao. During that extraordinary period, “correct ideology” became the sole arbiter of truth. The inherent validity of knowledge and how it should be defined became irrelevant. As long as something was politically correct, even the equation one plus one equals three could be deemed true.</p><p><br/></p>]]></description>
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