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1962-01
The Convening of the Seven Thousand Cadres Conference and the Brief Rise of Liu Shaoqi's Power
Because the Three Years of Great Famine exposed numerous problems, the Seven Thousand Cadres Conference was convened. Officials expressed dissatisfaction with the Great Leap Forward at the conference, forcing Mao Zedong to make self-criticism and step back to the second line of leadership, while Liu Shaoqi took over frontline economic management authority.
1966-08
Mao Zedong Issued the Big-Character Poster 'Bombard the Headquarters' at the 11th Plenary Session of the 8th CCP Central Committee
Mao Zedong posted the big-character poster 'Bombard the Headquarters' at the plenary session, pointing the spearhead directly at Liu Shaoqi. Liu Shaoqi's ranking within the party plummeted, marking his loss of power.
1967-08-05
Liu Shaoqi and Wang Guangmei Publicly Denounced at Million-Strong Rally
A mass rally to criticize Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping was held in Tiananmen Square. Liu Shaoqi held up the Constitution to protest and was beaten by Red Guards, while Wang Guangmei was also publicly humiliated and subsequently arrested.
1969-11-12
Liu Shaoqi Passes Away in Kaifeng, Henan
After enduring prolonged and brutal persecution and detention in Kaifeng, Henan, Liu Shaoqi passed away from illness in the early morning of November 12, 1969, and was cremated immediately.
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