October 1, 2012
From The Last Maoist Village in China, one of 20 photos. A resident carrying her child cycles past a statue of the late Chairman Mao Zedong at Dong Fang Hong Square at night in Nanjie village, in China’s central Henan province September 24, 2012. Nanjie is touted to be one of the last remaining models of communist China, where the principles of morality and collectivism of the late Chairman Mao still strictly guide people’s daily lives. Mao is still highly revered in Nanjie, enjoying a god-like status. (Reuters/Jason Lee)

From The Last Maoist Village in China, one of 20 photos. A resident carrying her child cycles past a statue of the late Chairman Mao Zedong at Dong Fang Hong Square at night in Nanjie village, in China’s central Henan province September 24, 2012. Nanjie is touted to be one of the last remaining models of communist China, where the principles of morality and collectivism of the late Chairman Mao still strictly guide people’s daily lives. Mao is still highly revered in Nanjie, enjoying a god-like status. (Reuters/Jason Lee)

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