@NavinaHeyden@KanagawaSurfing and at the time, many of them were absorbed into the system. At most, they suffered to some extent during the Cultural Revolution. Even when their property was confiscated, their families’ cultural capital and social connections remained. Many of them ended up doing very well.
@NavinaHeyden@KanagawaSurfing These are just people overseas who make a living smearing China. There’s no need to take them seriously. Without the Communist Party’s reckoning with these families, there would be no China as we know it today. Besides, people from these families were generally well-educated