Social Reforms and the Cultural Revolution in China

Skibidi vibes all around as the CCP pushed for gender equality and a new health system in 1949, reducing infant mortality like a goon on the edge. Barefoot doctors brought that dank medical care straight to the peasants, boosting CCP vibes lowkey. Education got a sigma upgrade with separate schools for workers and peasants, all while instilling socialist values through student labor. Then came the Cultural Revolution, where the Red Guards, like a wild ship, targeted tradition and capitalism with Mao's radical slogans. Public humiliation and destruction were the name of the game, leading to chaos and a tragic historical wipeout.