Historical Evidence of the Red Calamity: Causes of the Great Famine

The Great Leap Forward famine is the "masterpiece" of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) harm to the nation, with evidence as solid as a mountain. This book traces the causes through history: 1. Marxism as the greatest cause—misleading the direction; 2. The Great Leap Forward and People's Communes as death warrants—catastrophes brewed by Red politics; 3. Large production decreases, high procurement, anti-concealment campaigns, and refusal of food aid—incrementally increasing the disaster's severity; 4. The Red Party dictatorship losing political checks and balances for correcting errors; 5. Mao Zedong's selfish refusal to acknowledge the disaster and the Lushan Meeting's criticism of Peng Dehuai, which continued Leftist policies, ultimately resulting in the most severe famine in human history.

Mainland China has not yet emerged from the Red shadow; Marxism remains the ancestral tomb for CCP pilgrimage. Clarifying the historical pulse of the Great Leap Forward famine, tracing the source of the Red calamity, excavating the causes of the Red disaster, recognizing the CCP's crimes, and promoting ideological "demolition of illegal structures" in mainland China—sending off Marxism-Leninism—is also a way for humanity to block the next round of a potential Red tide.