This man’s government used a bench in a propaganda photo of children supposedly standing atop a thickly planted wheat field. The oral history The Corpse Walker and the pseudonymous T.P. Sym’s Scarlet Memorial both documented the rule of this leader, which was also analyzed in Frank Dikötter’s (“dee-KUHT-er’s”) The Tragedy of Liberation. (-5[1])The book (15[1])Tombstone (15[1])connects the overreporting of (15[1])crops planted (15[2])with “deep (10[1])plowing” during this leader’s tenure, which (10[1])also (10[1])saw (10[1])accusations of (*) mass cannibalism, (-5[1])to (10[1])his concept (-5[1])of the “General Line,” one of (10[1])his (10[1])Three Red Banners. (10[1])The “three years of natural disasters” during this man’s rule (10[1])were partly caused by his campaign against the Four Pests, (10[3])like sparrows, and attempts (10[1])to switch peasants to metal production. For 10 points, name (10[1])this leader of (10[3])China in the Cultural Revolution. (10[3])■END■