Li Zhensheng fue condecorado por las autoridades chinas en 1966 y le entregaron un brazalete en el que se podía leer 'soldado rojo de las noticias'. Reportero gráfico, trabajó como propagandista durante el surgimiento de la denominada 'Revolución Cultural' comunista de ese país pero acabaría más tarde sometido a trabajos forzados en el campo durante dos años por 'desviacionismo ideólogico' al retratar y ocultar bajo el suelo de su domicilio algunas de las aberraciones cometidas durante tal empresa.
Chinese photo journalist awarded by the authorities of his country in 1966, where he was given a ribbon with a script saying 'red color news soldier'. He had been assigned to promote the so called communist 'Cultural Revolution' but was later to be condemned to several years of physical work for portraying and hiding under the floor of his home some of the cruel stuff going around.
[vía Ojo Digital]
Chinese photo journalist awarded by the authorities of his country in 1966, where he was given a ribbon with a script saying 'red color news soldier'. He had been assigned to promote the so called communist 'Cultural Revolution' but was later to be condemned to several years of physical work for portraying and hiding under the floor of his home some of the cruel stuff going around.
[vía Ojo Digital]
