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"Chairman Mao: A Revolutionary Icon and Symbol of Chinese Communism" The iconic portrait of Chairman Mao, displayed prominently in every corner of China. Standing tall at the Gate of Heavenly Peace (Tiananmen), Chairman Mao's presence is felt by all who visit Tiananmen Square. Figurines of Chairman Mao, found at an antiques shop in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Island - a testament to his enduring legacy. Captured together in a historic photograph, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai stand as Chinese Communist leaders during the 1950s (?). A glimpse into history: Mao Zedong, the revered Chinese Communist revolutionary and leader during the 1950s (?). Hollywood Road Antiques Market in Central, Hong Kong showcases various souvenirs featuring Chairman Mao - a reminder of his influence on popular culture. Carrying a keyring adorned with RMB or Yuan currency featuring Chairman Mao reflects both monetary value and ideological significance. Discovering "Mao's Little Red Book" at Dongtai Road Antiques Market in Shanghai takes us back to an era when it was considered essential reading for revolutionaries. Porcelain figurines depicting they are be found among other treasures at Dongtai Road Antiques Market in Shanghai - preserving history through artistry. Cat Street Antiques Market in Sheung Wan offers visitors model souvenirs capturing the essence of Chairman Mao's leadership and impact on society. Souvenir Communist posters from Yangshuo, Guangxi serve as reminders that even today, Chairman Mao's ideology resonates with many across China. The powerful quote "The more I fight, the stronger I become. " immortalized by Xin Ke (active 1930s-1940s) captures the indomitable spirit embodied by Chairman Mao during challenging times.