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[Nanning ca 1966]. Red cotton cloth, black silk screened texts stenciled, texts reading: "Hanwei Mao Zedong sixiang Hong Wei bing" "Defending Mao Zedong Thought Red Guards," a very clean, solid and firm item. * ORIGINAL PERIOD EXAMPLE * . *** **** *** . . UNUSUAL EXAMPLE WITH HONG WEI BING [RED GUARD] SLOGAN: . . . HANWEI MAO ZE DONG SIXIANG [DEFENDING MAO'S THOUGHTS'] . . * This is an unusual example with the Red Guard slogan. Seldom found. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *.…

[Dongzhong] ca.1966. Red c loth badge, three lines of yellow stencilled Hanzi text, badge size: circa 8.5 x 5 cm., minor bit of surface wear, white edge stitched, verso blank,solid. * * RARE SELDOM FOUND ORIGINAL PERIOD RED CLOTH BADGE * * . *** **** *** . . A SMALL RED CLOTH BADGE & STENCILED YELLOW TEXT . . . AN UNUSUAL, RARE & OBSCURE ORIGINAL PERIOD EXAMPLE . . * Used by primary school children, a badge of 'pride' worn by young 'HONG WEI BING' [RED GUARDS], showing loyalty and respect for Chairman Mao. . This badge has three lines of yellow stenciled text: . a. MAO ZEDONG SI XIANG HONG XIAO BING: LITTLE RED SOLDIERS . OF MAR ZEDONG THOUGHT . b. HONG XIAO BING [LITTLE RED GUARDS] . c. DONG HONG XIAOXUE: DONG HONG PRIMARY SCHOOL . *** THE LOCATION OF THIS UNUSUAL PRIMARY SCHOOL: The Dongzhong Mid-Cave Primary School (often referred to as a "cave school") was located in Mao village, Ziyun County, in the Guizhou province. It operated within a natural cave from 1984 until 2011 to serve students in a poor, rural region, . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** CONDITION: This is a small red cloth badge, with three lines of yellow Hanzi stenciled on the front. The badge has white stitching on all four edges. The yellow text shows some usual signs of age and wear but nevertheless is still easy to read and is vivid, but with minor rubbing. The verso is blank. . Seldom found OBSCURE AND RARE original example. . *.…

[Beijing? 1967]. Red board covers,cloth spine,4 color photos of Mao & Mao with Lin Biao, no pagination, ca. [250]p., with penned text on lined paper, very clean, 9.3 x 13.2 cm.,lower edges/corners/spine a bit rubbed else excellent example.RARE . *** *** *** . . A VERY RARE ORIGINAL PENNED DIARY & NOTEBOOK . . . BY A HONG WEI BING [CHINESE RED GUARD] . . . BAREFOOT DOCTOR . * This "Hong Wei Bing" ["Red Guard"] note book was published in Beijing, July, 1967. It was a popular item with the "Red Guards" during the "Wenhua Da Geming" ["Cultural Revolution"]. We have a few of these, please inquire. . * The book was published with a red cloth spine over boards, and has 100 pages which = 200 pages/sides in all. . * THE SUBJECT OF THIS DIARY: This diary was made a person who appears to be a "Barefoot Doctor" assigned to a rural location, the last entry is May 16, 1969, per the penned name & date on the last page. . The diary contains medical treatment, exceptionally useful during the chaotic "Cultural Revolution" when "Red Guards" engaged in fights and confrontations of accused landlords, moneylenders, capitalists, and ordinary Chinese who objected to being man-handled. The "Red Guards" were often injured or involved in fist-fights and other confrontations which caused them injury. . This diary/notebook was made to teach its author how to treat injured fellow "Red Guards." . It was also an early form of "Barefoot Doctors." That is to say amateur medical providers who treated 'ad-hoc' injuries as well as useful to those young "Red Guards" who went into the countryside to treat peasants who had no access to any medical parishioners. . *** SUBJECT: CONTINUED: . Sea navigation depends on the helmsman, and our great helmsman is Chairman Mao. We must hold high the great banner of Mao Zedong Thought and carry the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution through to the end. Turn socialist China into an iron-clad country of the proletariat, and fulfill the glorious historical mission entrusted to us by the Chinese people and the people of the world. . The great leader Chairman Mao and his close comrade-in-arms Comrade Lin Biao stood side by side on the Tiananmen Rostrum, watching the mighty parade. Chairman Mao happily said to Comrade Lin Biao, "This movement is very large-scale, it has indeed mobilized the masses, and it has indeed had a great effect on the ideological revolutionization of the people of the whole country." . The millions of people at the General Assembly of Disabled Peoples expressed their determination, in the Under the leadership of the great leader Chairman Mao, carry the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution to the end. . . . The content of this notebook is all medical and we believe it belonged to a "Barefoot Doctor," who was assigned to some distant province and outback, where he practiced medicine in the deep rural area. It contains a wealth of medical knowledge and treatment concepts. . *** COLOR PHOTOS OF MAO & LIN BIAO: This book originally issued blank, came with 4 1966 color photos of: a. Chairman Mao with Hong Wei Bing [Red Guard] red arm band on his life arm. This was more than likely the August 8th or 16th mass Beijing Tiananmen rally where the Red Guards were officially greeted and sanctioned by Mao. . b. The "Great Helmsman" shows Mao again at Tiananmen where he greeted the throngs, he holds a cigarette and waves. . c. Another profile of Mao and Lin Biao as they greet the throngs in an early August 1966 mass rally at Tiananmen Square. . d. A color photo of the Tiananmen Square mass rally of the millions. The hold a banner advocating the Cultural Revolution."Man Sui" ["Long Live the Cultural Revolution."] . Each color photo has a caption indicating the historic setting. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** CONDITION: . The book is bound in the original publisher's red cloth spine over red boards, which has a front cover title reading: HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS]. This was originally a blank book, l. …

[China ca.1966-1967]. A group of 6 red cloth armbands,yellow stenciled Chinese: "HONG WEI BING" or "RED GUARDS," each about 14 x 36 cm., authentic period examples very clean,some with geographic stamps & other Mao slogans. *RARE ORIGINALS* . *** **** *** . . ORIGINAL PERIOD AUTHENTIC HONG WEI BING [RED GUARD] . . . ARMBANDS WORN DURING THE WEN HUA DA GEMING . . . [CULTURAL REVOLUTION [1966-1976] . . * This is a group of six early original and authentic "Hong Wei Bing," or "Red Guard" armbands from various provinces. These early examples are from ca. 1966-1967 period . *** These have yellow-ink silk screened characters on red cotton, cloth, some with a round stamp on the inside or back side, with place, date and institution that issued them to youthful Hong Wei Bing" members. . *** These were issued in several places, each school or place issued them with a very similar style of Chinese characters stating "HONG WEI BING." Some also had slogans about loyalty to Chairman Mao. . *** Not all are exactly the same there was some variance. For example, some have "MAO TSE TUNG ZHU XI" or "CHAIRMAN MAO" above the "HONG WEI BING" characters, show the name of the province above or city name on the back side. Some of show city name i.e.: 'Guilin" or 'Nanning' along with various and different round stamps stating "Hong Wei Bing" and other provincial names, dates and other notes, slogans and the like. . *** There are some individual distinctive other Chinese characters noting place and or a famous slogan relating to respect, loyalty and sincerity to Chairman Mao. The armbands were worn while Red Guards were on the rampage, marches and during chaotic times, attacking 'contra-revolutionary' people, attitudes and actions. . *** XIAO HONG BAO: SMALL RED SHOULDER BAG: . The Hong Wei Bing members often carried and brandished a copy of Chairman Mao's HONG BAO SHU ["Precious Little Red Book"]. . Some members also carried this kind of book in a shoulder length small matching red cloth purse/shoulder bag called XIAO HONG BAO. These had similar yellow-stenciled Chinese characters and slogans like those found on the Hong Wei Bing armband. . *** Please visit our website to see XIAO HONG BAO examples. . *** CONDITION: This is a nice representative collection of original period, lightly used examples. All a very good plus condition. . ***.…

[Nanning? ca.1966-67]. A group of four original black and white photographs showing Hong Wei Bing [Chinese Red Guards] in uniforms and hats, very good, excellent images, no fading no marks or issues. SELDOM FOUND NICE EXAMPLES ! * R A R E * . *** *** *** . . ORIGINAL EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS OF "HONG WEI BING" OR . . . CHINESE "RED GUARDS" . . * This is a RARE group of four original and excellent period black & white photographs of "Hong Wei Bing" or Chinese ["Red Guards"] members, young boys and girls together. . *** a. A group of sixteen Red guard members, 9.7 x 7.5 cm., nicely posed before a brick building. Eleven of the people wear old army uniforms and "Mao" caps. The boy at the far right, upper row wears a small pin on his left chest. All of the people in the front row wear the same kind of 1960's type of canvas low-cut tennis shoes. . b. A group of four people; three men wear old army uniforms and "Mao" hats one with a red star. The two boys in the foreground at the bottom are Hong Wei Bing or Chinese red guards. The older man and woman at the top could be the parents of the young men. The size is 6.1 x 5.8 cm. . c. Shows a young woman, carrying a woven basket, with a long white scarf around her neck, the Chinese characters are not legible, she wears an old army jacket and trousers, she is a Hong Wei Bing, or Red Chinese guard girl. The photo is 5.5 x 6 cm. . d. Shows four young mean three of which are in old army uniforms and are Hong Wei Bing, or Red Chinese guards, the fourth young man is a P.L.A. military man, wearing a "Mao" cap with a large red star, and collar rank badges. This photo is 5.5 x 4 cm. . *** THE USE OF OLD MILITARY BY HONG WEI BING: In order to look like a military group, the "Hong Wei Bing" Chinese ["Red Guards"] quickly adopted and used old army uniforms found at home, used by their parents. . These khaki or olive drab cotton uniforms had standardized dark brown buttons, a high color, pocket covers with the "tear drop" design. These were commonly used during World War II, and later during the Korean War [1950-1952]. . The young Red Guards quickly began to wear these old military uniforms as a patriotic symbol and display of a military look. But more and importantly, because a large number of the earliest Hong Wei Bing were just Middle or High school students, they liked to wear old military uniforms to make them look older. For that reason, the Red Guards wore two kinds of clothing; first choice was old family military uniforms. Those who could not find any old military uniforms, simply wore street clothes. The dress of early Hong Wei Bing members were commonly found in early photographs wearing both examples. . *** THE BEGINNING OF THE "CULTURAL REVOLUTION" or "WENHUA DA GEMING." . Mao expressed personal approval and support for the Red Guards in a letter to Tsinghua University Red Guards on 1 August 1966. He gave the movement a more public boost at a massive rally on 18 August at Tiananmen Square. Mao appeared atop Tiananmen wearing an olive green military uniform, the type favored by Red Guards, but which he had not worn in many years. He personally greeted 1,500 Red Guards and waved to 800,000 Red Guards and onlookers below. The rally was led by Chen Boda, and Lin Biao gave a keynote speech. Red Guard leaders led by Nie Yuanzi also gave speeches. A high school Red Guard put a red arm band inscribed with the characters for "Red Guard" on the Chairman, who stood for six hours. The 8-18 rally, as it was known, was the first of eight receptions the Chairman gave to Red Guards in Tiananmen in the fall of 1966. It was this rally that signified the beginning of the Red Guards' involvement in implementing the aims of the Cultural Revolution. The second rally, held on 31 August, was led by Kang Sheng and Lin Biao also donned a red arm band. The last rally was held on 26 November 1966. In all, the Chairman greeted eleven to twelve million Red Guards, most of whom traveled from afar to attend the rallies includi.…

[Hand dated April 8, 1972]. Red vinyl covers, a covers a bit with 2 small tears, contents clean and solid, pen manuscript text, 8.8 x 12.7 cm., about [200]p., with two Mao slogans in red ink as the frontispieces.*OBSCURE SELDOM FOUND ORIGINAL* . *** **** *** . . ORIGINAL HOLOGRAPHIC MANUSCRIPT POEMS & MAO SLOGANS BY A . . . "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARD"] WRITTEN DURING . . ."WEN HUA DA GEMING"["GREAT PROLETARIAN CULTURAL EVOLUTION"] . . . MANUSCRIPT NOTEBOOK . * The writer was clearly a "Hong Wei Bing" [Red Guard"] as indicated by the blind-stamped cover title: "Hong Wei Bing" as well as by reading the contents, showing his admiration and "Loyalty" ["Zhongcheng" to Chairman Mao. . The writer shows his respect for Mao's words, slogans & idealism, and the writers eagerness to participate in the "WEN HUA DA GEMING"["GREAT PROLETARIAN CULTURAL EVOLUTION."] . The notebook is full of hand-penned poems about the "Wenhua Da Geming" and also Chairman Mao. . The texts are written in very neat and orderly format, on nearly every page in fountain pen blue ink Hanzi [Chinese characters]. . This kind of "Hong Wei Bing" blank note book was published in Beijing, July, 1967, with 100 sheets = 200 pages in all. It was a popular item with the Red Guards, where they wrote instructions for mass rallies, street marches and protests. The texts also reflect the eagerness and willingness to join others in protesting against landlords, and other educators and business owners [capitalists] and anyone that resisted the revolution. . There are two frontispieces: The Hong Wei Bing slogan: a. "Weida de daoshi, weida de lingxiu, weida de tongshuai weida de duoshou Mao zhu xi wansui !" . "Great mentor, great leader, great commander Long live the great helmsman Chairman Mao !" . b. Mao's Slogan: "Nimen yao guanxin guojia dashi, yao ba wuchan jieji wenhua da geming jinxing daodi !" . "You have to care about national affairs, Promote the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution to the end !" . *** EXAMPLES FROM THE HAND-WRITTEN BOOK: . Sample poems relating to the Chairman Mao & the Cultural Proletarian Revolution as hand-written by the writer of this poetry book: . One of Lin Biao's most famous slogans also contained about Chairman Mao: . "Listen to Chairman Mao and the Communist Party, stick to the truth and overcome difficulties." . "Grasp today, criticize yourself, pursue freedom and happiness." . Great Cultural Proletarian Revolution.: . "Words are a flower . Proverb is a bunch of flowers . Proverb-salt in language . The water droplets are full. . Proverbs accumulate knowledge. . The cleanest water is spring water . The most refined words are proverbs" . The last page of penned text shows a poem by the Russian writer Gorky, the final entry is dated April 8, 1972. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** CONDITION: . The book is bound in the original publisher's red vinyl covers, [similar to other "Little Red Books"] a bit dusty with minor soil. With two small cover tears at the top near the spine on the front & back covers. Else the contents are clean, solid & without any marks or issues. . ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS CONCERNING THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION ARE SELDOM FOUND AND RARE !, . *** Please visit our website for other Hong Wei Bing & Great Cultural Proletarian Revolution diaries, notebooks, i.e.: book #340214 and related. Or download our "Hong Wei Bing" or "Red Guard" & "Cultural Revolution" catalogs. . *** REFERENCE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Cultural_Revolution . *.…

[Nanning 1966, Hong Wei Bing]. An original "Red Guard" flag, red with white edge for the pole, 99 x 78 cm., very clean, a few tiny dark spots on the right edge, here & there, mostly very sharp crisp item, yellow text, an original period item. . *** *** *** . . . RARE ORIGINAL "HONG WEI BING" [CHINESE "RED GUARDS"] . . . MARCHING FLAG . . . WITH YELLOW SILK-SCREENED TEXTS: . . . "MAO ZEDONG XI XIANG" [THOUGHTS OF MAO ZEDONG"] . . . "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS"] . . . "BIN YANG XIAN GENGDU JIAOSHI GEMING ZAOFAN ZONGBU . . GU LA QUFEN BU" . . "GUYANG DIVISION, BINYANG COUNTY TEACHERS' REVOLUTIONARY . . . REBELLION HEADQUARTERS" . * This is an RARE and authentic original early WENHUA DA GEMING [CULTURAL REVOLUTION] item circa 1966 era. An excellent original example of a "Hong Wei Bing" ["RED GUARD"] marching flag, with the heavy white cloth pole guide at the left edge. . *** This flag was used by the "Hong Wei Bing" while they paraded through the streets on their anarchistic rampage throughout China. . This flag was made and issued by "Red Guards" in Nanning, Guangxi province, commonly known as a 'hot bed' of "Cultural Revolutionary" & "Red Guard" activities. . Tens of thousands of "Red Guards" were gunned down by the P.L.A. [People's Liberation Army] in April 1967 when anarchy ruled the streets. The P.L.A. was instructed by Chairman Mao and Marshal Lin to end the Cultural Revolution. Some factions refused to comply with this official order. Marshall Lin put a forceful end to the Red Guards" to continue to wage chaos throughout the country. It took nearly two more years before the Red Guards disbanded and order prevailed. . Red Guards destroyed historical relics and artifacts and ransacked cultural and religious sites. Mao officially declared the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1969, but its active phase lasted until at least 1971, when Lin Biao fled and died in a plane crash, accused of a botched coup against Mao. . *** CHINESE TEXT ON THE FLAG READS: Printed in yellow stencil over red cloth. . a. Top line: "Mao Zedong si xiang" "The thought of Mao Zedong" . b. Second line: "HONG WEI BING" "RED GUARDS" . c. Third line: "Binyang xian geng du jiao shi ge ming zao fan zongbu gu la qufen bu." "Binyang County Teachers' Revolutionary Rebellion Headquarters." . Binyang county, Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Region. A majority of the inhabitants are Zhuang ethnic minority. . d. Forth line: "Zon bu gu la fen bu." "Gula district, part of branch headquarters." An alternate translation is: "Headquarters of the Ministry of ancient 'hot' zone." 'Hot Zone' meaning anarchistic Red Guards wreaking havoc in and around Nanning and throughout Guangxi province. Gula village is in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. . *** RARITY: This example was carried during the "WENHUA DA GEMING" ["CULTURAL REVOLUTION"] during the official dates from around August 18, 1966 through February 1967, and unofficially through September, 1976. . This original example was used by "Red Guards" in the Guangxi area [Nanning]. It is a very rare and the majority of them were eventually destroyed after 1976, when the "CULTURAL REVOLUTION" was something the Chinese were ashamed of and wanted to distance themselves from. Most remnants of the Cultural Revolution were destroyed or lost through the attrition rate. Few exist in this kind of excellent condition. Obviously coveted by an old Red Guard ! . This original flag was actually carried during the "WENHUA DA GEMING" ["CULTURAL REVOLUTION"] during the official dates from around August 18, 1966 through February 1967, and unofficially through September, 1976. . The "CULTURAL REVOLUTION" actually continued unsanctioned by the government throughout China, but more virulently in Guangxi province and other areas for ten years until the death of Chairman Mao, September 9, 1976. . Around this time many "Red Guards" continued to their anarchist and chaotic rampage and were finally suppressed by murderous force and guns of the. …

[Peking 18 August 1966]. Large single sheet, broad side b.w. photo size, 45 x 27 cm., sheet size: 48.4 x 32 cm., rubs, closed tears, verso mended/restored/patched, minor loss, folds, caption in Chines, likely a newspaper extract. RARE ! . *** **** *** . . ARRIVAL OF HONG WEI BING [RED GUARDS] AT TIANANMEN SQUARE . . . MASS RALLY AUGUST 18, 1966 . .THE BEGINNING OF THE WEN HUA DA GEMING [CULTURE REVOLUTION] . . * This is a most historic and impressive photograph. The date is not stated, but it is a true-graphic record of the first mass rally of the "Hong Wei Bing" ["Red Guards"] and "Cultural Revolutionaries" in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, August 18, 1966. Marking the historic beginning of a reign of terror in China never seen before. "Historic" is an understatement ! . *** QUOTE FROM WIKIPEDIA: . "He [Chairman Mao] gave the movement a more public boost at a massive rally on 18 August at Tiananmen Square. Mao appeared atop Tiananmen wearing an olive green military uniform, the type favored by Red Guards, but which he had not worn in many years. He personally greeted 1,500 Red Guards and waved to 800,000 [other] Red Guards and onlookers below. . The rally was led by Chen Boda, and Lin Biao gave a keynote speech. Red Guard leaders led by Nie Yuanzi also gave speeches. A high school Red Guard put a red arm band inscribed with the characters for "Red Guard" "Hong Wei Bing"] on the Chairman, who stood for six hours. The '8-18' rally, as it was known, was the first of eight receptions the Chairman gave to Red Guards in Tiananmen through the fall of 1966. . It was this rally that signified the beginning of the 'Red Guards' involvement in implementing the aims of the 'Cultural Revolution.' The second rally, held on 31 August, was led by Kang Sheng and Lin Biao also donned a red arm band. The last rally was held on 26 November 1966. In all, the Chairman greeted eleven to twelve million 'Red Guards,' most of whom traveled from afar to attend the rallies." . *** WHAT THE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS: This stunning and historic photo shows unending lines of P.L.A. trucks loaded with the youthful "Red Guards" & "Cultural Revolutionaries." The platform of Government officials to the right in Tiananmen Square. Some 800,000 youthful "Red Guards" & "Cultural Revolutionaries" are in attendance at this the first of the mass rallies held on the official beginning day of the "Cultural Revolution" and the establishment of the notorious "Red Guards." . *** DATE: This is an undated photograph, but clearly from the subject matter it's easy to determine the date. The first of many mass rallies held in Beijing on August 18, 1966. Due to the extraordinary large amount of "Red Guards" and Cultural Revolutionaries" being hauled in by large P.L.A. military trucks. This was the one and only time the youthful students were hauled into Beijing by the P.L.A. trucks. This is the first day Mao and Lin Biao officially sanctioned the "Cultural Revolution." . *** DESCRIPTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS: . "Mao zhu xi jie jian hong wei bing biao yu: xue xi sh liu tiao.shi liu tiao, zhang wuo shi liu tiao, yun yon shi liu tiao." "Chairman MAO received the red guards. The slogan: learning article 16, Article 16 and article 16, Article 16 is the application." . *** THE READING OF THE CAPTION AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PHOTO: . "Mao zhu xi a mao zhu xi, .hong wei bing rei ye xian nian ni, jin tian shi xian le zui da xing yuan--jian dao ni, zhe ge xin fu shi ke, women yon yuan bu hui wan ji, ce sheng long long zheng da de, ge sheng fei xiang mao zhu xi, ge ming lu sheng jin feng yu, qian nan wan xian zhi bu yu !" . Translates as: . "The red guards miss you day and night, achieve the biggest wish -to see you today. The happy moments, we will never forget. Car pounded at the earth, song fly to chairman MAO, Revolution is the way after the wind and rain, [Mao] Appears and he does not move! " . *** CONDITION: . This piece has been restored and mended in several places, although it is in less than 'exce.…

China [1966~1967]. A group of 6 b. w. photographs with red printed captions in Chinese, each photo is 15 x 11.5 cm.with margins, captions ca. 14 x 4 cm. printed on a separate paper tipped to the verso. No publisher indicated. RARE EARLY WORK . *** **** *** . . ORIGINAL PERIOD AUTHENTIC PHOTOGRAPHS . . . . A STUNNING GROUP OF SIX IMPORTANT & EARLY EXAMPLES . . * This is an excellent RARE and OBSCURE early group of six b.w. original photographs, documenting the activities of the "Hong Wei Bing" ["Chinese Red Guards"]. . It shows early examples of street action at the beginning of the "Da Wen Hua Da Geming" ["Cultural Revolution"]. This movement officially ran from 1966-1967, but in reality lasted until Mao's death on September 9, 1976. . *** THE PHOTOS: . 1. Shows "Hong Wei Bing" ["Chinese Red Guards"] marching in the street carrying a large photo of Chairman Mao, and slogan: "MAO ZUSHI MAN SUI" "LONG LIVE CHAIRMAN MAO," others in the rear carry the national flag of China. . The Pinyin of the caption reads: Wei da de dao shi, wei da de ling, wei da de ton shuai, wei da de duo shou mao zhu xi, gei wo men gei wo men zhi míng le qián jìn de fang xiàng. Wo men yong yuan zhong yú máo zhu xí, yong yuan zhong yú máo zé dong si xiang, yong yuan zhong yú dang hé rén mín de shì yè. . English translation: Great teacher, great leader, great commander and great helmsman chairman MAO, indicate the direction of the forward [direction] to us. We are always loyal to chairman MAO, always loyal to MAO Zedong's thought, always loyal to the cause of the party and the people. . * 2. A large number of young Hong Wei Bing ["Chinese Red Guard"] girls march through the street. They are holding Mao's Quotations from Chairman Mao, Mao's "Little Red Book" while shouting slogans. Most also wear Red Guard badges on the left chest. A man walking adjacent calls cadence and holds up a Little Red book, he also has twin cloth shoulder purses used to carry the Little Red books. . The Pinyin of the caption reads: Wo men wei dà de duò shou máo zhu xí jià yù zhe gé mìng de háng chuán, suai ling zhe yì wàn gé mìng qún zhòng chéng feng pò làng xiàng qián jìn ! Máo zhu xí, wo men yong yuan gen zhe ni gàn gé mìng ! Chuàng zào yi gè hóng tóng tóng de xin shì jiè ! . English translation: Our great helmsman chairman MAO steering the ship towards revolution, led hundreds of millions of brave revolutionary masses forward ! Chairman MAO, we always follow you to revolution! Create a new world of red! . * 3. A large number of young "Hong Wei Bing" ["Chinese Red Guards"] both boys and girls carry China's national flag and photos of Chairman Mao through the street. . The Pinyin of the caption reads: Qian qian wàn wàn ke hóng xin xiàng zhe hóng tài yáng, qian qian wàn wàn gè gé mìng xiao jiang qí sheng huan hu, zhù zuì zuì jìng ài de ling xiù máo zhu xí wàn shòu wú jiang ! Máo zhu xí a, wo men de zuì gao tong shuài, wo men shì si bao wèi yi ni wéi dài biao de wú chan jie jí gé mìng lù xiàn, che di pi pàn zi chan jie jí fan dòng lù xiàn, ba wú chan jie jí wén huà dà gé mìng jìn háng dào di ! . English translation: Thousands of red hearts [face] toward the sun, thousands of revolutionary young cheered. I wish the most dear leader chairman MAO's day ! Chairman MAO, our commander in chief, we will defend you as representative of the proletarian revolutionary line, thoroughly criticizing the reactionary bourgeois line, the great proletarian cultural revolution through to the end! . * 4.Photograph #4 shows a date of 1967. A large group of "Hong Wei Bing" ["Chinese Red Guards"] celebrate 18 years of the Chinese Revolution, 1948-1967. They carry photos of Chairman Mao, the "Great Helmsman" and an anniversary plaque. . The Pinyin of the caption reads: Dà hai háng háng kào duò shou, wàn wù sheng zhang kào tài yáng, gàn gé mìng kào de shì Máo zédong si xiang. Jie jiàn kai shi yi qián, jie fàng jun zhàn shì hé hóng wèi bing, gé mìng shi sheng tóng sheng gao chàng "dà hai háng háng kào duò shou". …

[China 1967-1971]. Complete olive green uniform: Mao jacket, pants, "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARD"] red cloth arm band,hat, & web belt, excellent clean unused condition, all from the "CULTURAL REVOLUTION" original period, dated. R A R E ! . *** **** *** . . THE ORIGINAL PERIOD GENUINE RED GUARD UNIFORM . . . A COMPLETE UNIFORM . * This is a superb item ! . The uniform is complete and consists of all original, period clothing worn by the "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS"] during the "WENHUA DA GE MING' ["CULTURAL REVOLUTION."] . . ORIGIN OF THE OLIVE GREEN ARMY "MAO" UNIFORM: . Olive green "Mao" army uniform: jacket, pants, belt & cap and red "Hong Wei Bing" [Red Guard"] arm band. . The exact same type, style and color of the uniform Chairman Mao wore on August 18, 1966, when he greeted the historic first mass rally of "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS"] in Beijing at Tiananmen Square. Chairman Mao's wearing of his old army uniform inspired the youthful "HONG WEI BING" students to follow his lead. Immediately thereafter millions returned home seeking out their parents old army uniforms. They began to wear the exact uniform during their chaotic "WENHUA DA GE MING" ["CULTURAL REVOLUTION"]. . THE UNIFORM CONSISTS OF: a. Olive green cotton "Mao" army jacket, with "tear drop" pocket flaps, new, unused, dated 1968. . b. Olive green cotton "Mao" army pants, new, unused, dated 1972. . c. Tan army cotton web belt, chrome buckle and adjuster, dated inside the buckle 1969, with #3523. . d. Olive green cotton "Mao" cap, with red plastic "Hong Xing" ["Red star"] with minor scuffing, dated July, 1967, slightly used, with penned #673 inscribed on the stamped form. . e. Red cotton arm band with 3 lines of Chinese characters stenciled in yellow staring from the top reading: . 1. "MAO ZEDONG ZHONG ZHONG" ["LOYALTY TO MAO ZEDONG"] 2. "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARD"] 3. last line of 2 Hanzi This arm band was clearly worn and so some of the yellow characters is worn off, but nevertheless a strong image remains. . During the rally, a young "Hong Wei Bing" girl student climbed onto the podium where Chairman Mao was greeting the "Red Guards" and pinned a red "Hong Wei Bing" arm band on him. . From that historic moment onewards, Mao became a God and "Zhong" ["Loyalty"] to Chairman Mao was the slogan used by the highly inspired and energetic Red Guards." See Wikipedia reference below for more details on this event. . Each of the above [except the belt] all have red ink stamped printed forms stating size, order number, date & other military information on the inside of the uniform. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . Mao Zedong: December 26, 1893 ~ September 9, 1976. * The first official sanction and greeting of the "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS'] by Mao and his government, August 18, 1966. On that occasion, a young female student pinned a red "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARD"] arm band on Chairman Mao's left arm. see: d his relationship to the "HONG WEI BING" ["RED GUARDS"] and the "WENHUA DA GE MING' ["CULTURAL REVOLUTION."] see:en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Mao_zedong . *.…