英文摘要 |
The Zhang Shunyou Affair was not special but was rather a typical case of a political campaign, but in the context of the "Three-Antis Campaign" (the 1951 movement against corruption, waste and bureaucracy), the way this typical case was treated and its ultimate impact went beyond the expectations of some of the persons concerned. This unexpected and contingent case caused distinctly different responses in different places. In the production and publicity of the Zhang Shunyou Affair, multifarious aspects of those persons drawn into political movements were demonstrated by the Communist Center in the absence of the People’s Dairy, by the North China Bureau putting its positive performance in the foreground, by the three involved provinces which were forced to reflect on themselves, and by the rest of the provinces and cities with other considerations. From the discovery of Zhang Xunyou by the North China Bureau to its abandonment of Zhang, the development of the Zhang Shunyou Affair not only presented a typical process of setting a typical example, but also provides us an effective perspective for the study of the political propaganda of the Communist Party of China. |