Mao resurrect: Beijing rallies public for protracted US trade war
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5 min readBeijing Daily invoked Mao Zedong's "On Protracted War" to urge national resilience amid escalating US tariffs, framing the trade conflict as a long-term struggle against American attempts to suppress China's rise and calling for unity, self-reliance, and strategic patience.
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