英文摘要 |
Research on the Three Districts Revolution in Xinjiang has improved, but little is known about how the Three Districts Revolution’s leaders survived after the Chinese Communist Party came to power. Many researchers have discussed the mysterious deaths of some of the Three Districts Revolution’s leaders, such as that of Ehmetjan Qasim in August 1949, but little attention has been paid to other leaders who did not die at that time and instead built relations with the Chinese Communist Party. After 1949, some leaders of the Three Districts Revolution, such as Saifuddin, joined the new government. They were not purged during the Anti-Rightist Movement and even kept their positions or were promoted during the Cultural Revolution. The reasons for this are as follows: first, the personal relationships between Saifuddin, Mao Ze-dong and Zhou Enlai; second, international relations, especially Sino-Soviet relations; third, the special position of Xinjiang in the ethnic policy of China. This paper focuses on the political survival of the Three Districts Revolution’s leaders after 1949. |