Pictured above: it’s not just commie cabbies. Seeing communist symbols in taxis, tuktuks and places of business gives everybody in China a sense of trust and comradeship. This is a photo I took in a Beijing tuktuk, presented in The China Trilogy (see below). A Buddhist-like Mao medallion is hanging on the driver’s left. Below…
By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: my Sun Yat-Sen hat I wear, to which I have pinned the iconic Mao Zedong silhouette badge. Below his bust is his famous mantra, “Serve the People”, written in his very recognizable calligraphic style. Many people do not notice, but on the back is the millennial governance motto, “Preserve…
By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: a revolutionary poster included in Book #3 of The China Trilogy, China Is Communist Dammit. Shown are Shanghai educated youth going to Xinjiang, with Mao Zedong’s Little Red Book in hand, to teach the peasants what they knew, but more importantly, to come back home, changed themselves, forever. …
By Jeff J. Brown Pictured above: if you don’t want to crash your Boeing 737 Max 8 plane into a nose dive, you have to pay for two extra instrument add-ons! This is the psychopathic logic of capitalism and it is the 800-pound gorilla on the world stage that no one wants to talk about,…
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