The corrupt and degenerate life of Mao Zedong

‎ In Francisco Umbral’s Spanish novel, Madrid 1940 Memoirs of a Young Fascist, he describes the anarchy in a city overflowing with violence, where dogs eat corpses at night, the streets are stained red, and the citizens turn to dissolution.

The life of the central character is a young man from the fascist ranks, adopted by the rite of José Antonio Primo de Rivera in his Falangist vogue, reveals the trafficking of girls and women among the military hierarchs.

There was trafficking of girls during the Chinese communist revolution in 1949 as evidenced by the life of Jiang Qing, the fourth wife of Mao, who headed the “gang of four” during the Cultural Revolution.