Similar Words to Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution:
Cultural Revolution
Examples:
1. Eddie, you were great, man. Really great.
2. Remember it was his great-great-grandfather who helped with the burning.
3. It's a great day to fly!
4. A great artist, a great humanitarian a great American.
5. He's been recruiting faculty members and students to join an organization called the American-German Cultural Committee.
6. We'd be very interested in finding out the names of some of the other organizers for the cultural committee.
7. And members of the American-German cultural committee for giving me the opportunity to come to you here.
8. When we were first together it was so great.
9. Thank you. You're a great help.
10. Tonight's the beginning of a revolution long overdue.
11. She does have a great ass.
12. I do. So great that I wonder
13. You know, he's such a great man.
14. He was a great actor and a great man.
15. Well, we have a few moments for cultural improvement.
16. Don't you see how great this is?
17. He, too, was a great man.
18. A great compliment for a great musician.
19. This is great with you and great with you?
20. To my husband and revolution to my son.
21. Yeah, he is great. He is really just great.
22. First of all, JC, on behalf of all of us, I want to congratulate you on a great, great success.
23. W e had a great time, great hijinks.
24. The vultures of revolution are circling over Europe.
25. The revolution in France has taught them that even kings can be overthrown.
26. Ltjust so happens I'm a great guy and, very soon, you're gonna be Mrs Great Guy, all right?
27. Great. I want some. How much?
28. So I have to tell myself psychologically: "It's going to be a great day, I'll have a great day today."
29. Yes, that'll be a great help.
30. Many an hour he sat with me, sweating like a pig drinking brandy and telling stories of the Irish Revolution.
Definitions of Great proletarian cultural revolution:
1. A radical reform in China initiated by Mao Zedong in 1965 and carried out largely by the Red Guard; intended to eliminate counterrevolutionary elements in the government it resulted in purges of the intellectuals and socioeconomic chaos