Answer:The Chinese song "The East is Red" gained popularity during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s. During this time, it was widely regarded as the country's de facto national anthem.
The Communist Party's primary goal in popularizing this song was to increase legitimacy and support for their cause. The lyrics honor Mao Zedong and portray him in a positive light.
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B) is correct: it's a basis for Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Italian and some other languages
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Are you asking for a date or where they attempted to stop them?
I think the first! not completely sure tho
