1984

1. 斯大林主义：狭义上是指一套以苏联1929－1953年间最高领导人约瑟夫·斯大林命名的政治和经济理论体系以及按照他的思想理论在苏联建立的社会主义政治、经济、思想、文化体制、运行机制。

via 维基词条：斯大林主义

1. 新中国成立之后，把斯大林模式作为新中国国家建设的蓝本。 via 维基词条：文化大革命

2. 历史修正主义:通过政治运动、政治宣传、言论审查和编写各科教科书等方式对中国历史以及其自身党史进行的修改。 Via 维基词条：国共两党对历史的修改

3. （在中国）从七年级开始教育所有小孩：统治阶级为了自己的利益而制订法律，利用国家暴力实现目标。 当你进入高中后，教科书告诉你警察和军队是国家「暴力机构」，「革命」大多都是合理的。 如果革命能代表大多数人利益，那么革命便是最爱国的行为。 在美国，哪怕仅仅有这样的想法，都会会被打上「不美国」和「叛国」的标签。 坦率地说，《1984》远没有中国教科书写得深刻。为了能让所有中国人看得明白，中国费那么大的劲把他们写进教科书，想想都是一件疯狂的事情！ It teaches all kids, as early as the seventh grade, that laws are made by the ruling class for its benefit, leveraging State Violence to achieve its goals. By the time you enter high school, the Chinese would have textbooks teaching you that the Police and the Army are Instrument of State Violence, rebellions are mostly reasonable things to do. Starting a Revolution is the most patriotic thing to do, if you represent the interest of the majority of the people. We’d label it “un-American” and “treason” for even thinking about that sort of things. The novel 1984 doesn’t even go as far as the official Chinese education itself, frankly. It’s pretty astonishing the kind of shit the Chinese government put into their official textbooks and painstakingly make sure every Chinese understand. Via Quora:Robin Daverman’s answer > Why has Orwell’s 1984 not been banned in China?

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