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The '''Gang of Four''' was a group of ultra-leftists in the Politburo of the [[Communist Party of China]]. They liked the [[Cultural Revolution]] and after Mao's death, wanted to continue it. The centrists such as leader [[Hua Guofeng]] and the rightists such as [[Deng Xiaoping]] arrested the Gang of Four for corruption. They were convicted of personally profiting off of the Cultural Revolution. With them gone, the Cultural Revolution was ended and [[Deng Xiaoping]] rose to power, carrying out the [[Reform and Opening Up]]. | |||
* [[Jiang Qing]], Mao's wife and leader of the gang | |||
* Zhang Chunqiao | |||
* Yao Wenyuan | |||
* Wang Hongwen | |||
==See also== | |||
* The [[Two Whatevers]] and their associated faction, the [[Little Gang of Four]], which supported the downfall of the Gang of Four, but were subsequently purged for [[dogmatism]] by Deng and associated reformists. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:54, 31 August 2026
The Gang of Four was a group of ultra-leftists in the Politburo of the Communist Party of China. They liked the Cultural Revolution and after Mao's death, wanted to continue it. The centrists such as leader Hua Guofeng and the rightists such as Deng Xiaoping arrested the Gang of Four for corruption. They were convicted of personally profiting off of the Cultural Revolution. With them gone, the Cultural Revolution was ended and Deng Xiaoping rose to power, carrying out the Reform and Opening Up.
- Jiang Qing, Mao's wife and leader of the gang
- Zhang Chunqiao
- Yao Wenyuan
- Wang Hongwen
See also
- The Two Whatevers and their associated faction, the Little Gang of Four, which supported the downfall of the Gang of Four, but were subsequently purged for dogmatism by Deng and associated reformists.