China’s youth turns to Mao amid economic stress
Fifty years after Mao Zedong's passing, his writings are regaining popularity among China's younger generations, particularly amid economic uncertainty and growing pressures within society. The renewed interest comes as China faces slower growth, wider concerns over inequality, and increased competition in education and employment sectors. According to a South China Morning Post report, Mao's works are being viewed by some young Chinese not just as political texts, but as a source of personal resilience and advice.
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