Mao Zedong united the food production, trade, and transportation systems of China, and abolished almost all the political divisions. This allowed the country to benefit from its power of production and further expand its industrial base, without competition from either within China or from other nations. Although accredited with establishing China as a stable, industrialized, unified state, Mao only did so by imposing complete cultural and political control over China's citizens.
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Reading was popular in the 1920s as more and more people became literate. Magazines were full of short stories and illustrations to entertain those reading it. ... There were also Children's picture books like "The Little Red Hen" and "Little Black Sambo" that were very popular among young kids.
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