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Another episode suggested to me, and largely researched, by the great Nick Miller. Oh, and Jolibee's back from seeing his family! He had a great time. Also, now introducing Fan Art Fridays!

What other Western media would Mao have probably enjoyed?
Mulan -   / membership  
Paddington 2 - https://x.com/parsons_tor
Hundreds of Beavers -   / mrsluds  
My episode about Rube Waddell -   / tor.in.oregon  

SOURCES & FURTHER INFO:
1. Beverley Hooper, Foreigners Under Mao, (Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2016) 14-15.
2 .Sam Scott, ‘One Man’s Long March’, Stanford Magazine, November/December 2012
3. Jonathan Margolis, ‘Sidney Rittenberg Obituary,’ The Guardian, 28 August 2019
4. Voice of America, ‘ Q&A with Lucy Ostrander: Sidney Rittenberg, The Revolutionary,’ August 3, 2014
5. Sidney Rittenberg and Amanda Bennet, ‘The Man Who Stayed Behind,’ (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1993), 22.
6. Sidney Rittenberg, Woodrow Wilson Center, https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.o...
7. USC Marshall APBO Keynote: Sidney Rittenberg,    / watchv=enz8i0mccyi&list=wl&index=8  
8. Leslie Hook, ‘China’s Communist Party: how do you get admitted?,’ Financial Times, November 21, 2012
9. ‘Chairman Mao’s American comrade – BBC News,’ Youtube,    • Chairman Mao's American comrade   BBC News  
10. US -China Institute, ‘The Revolutionary: Q&A Sidney Rittenberg, Wang Yulin, Irv Drasnin, Lucy Ostrander,
Don Sellers,’ June 12, 2012
11. Julie Carbonara, ‘Sidney Rittenberg,’ The Jewish Chronicle, https://www.thejc.com/news/obituaries...
12. Allison Caroll Goldman, ‘Sidney Rittenberg: Reflections on a lifetime of China,’ the China Project, https://thechinaproject.com/2017/01/0...
13. Jeffrey Waserstrom, ‘The American Who Stood Alongside Mao Zedong.’ The Atlantic, July 10, 2012
14. NPR, ‘The Revolutionary’: An Unrequited Love, for China.’ October 19, 2012

A fun additional thing Nick discovered: a virtual memorial for Zhou Enlai still maintained by the CCP. Surprisingly, there doesn't seem to be a similar memorial for Mao. Use a VPN: http://zhouenlai.people.cn