Chairman Mao shares personal details on his Facebook page, including his birthday, hometown, and political views as a communist. He posts photos of himself from his younger days and propaganda posters promoting communism and the Red Guards youth movement. Mao discusses enjoying hobbies like calligraphy and encourages following the teachings in the Little Red Book.

1. facebook Chairman Mao insert most recent status here Wall Photos Flair Boxes Chairman Mao Logout View photos of Mao Send Mao a message Poke message Wall Info Photos Boxes Write something… Share Information Birthday: December 26, 1893 Political Affiliation: Communist Hometown: Shaoshan, Hunan Province, China. Friends (See 713,342,713 by clicking here. The ones shown are his best friends.) Jiang Qing Lin Biao Zhou Enlai Hua Guofeng Liu Shaoqi Chairman Mao China, as you all know, I’ve been going through tough times lately. I really don’t know how much longer I have. I’m feeling weak, and I think I may be going blind. Just remember Chairman Mao in your hearts forever if I pass. July 27, 1976 Like-213 have liked Chairman Mao See, China? I was right! This is the most successful campaign we’ve ever witnessed. Just so you know, my relationship with Lin Biao has been broken. He tried to kill me; what type of friend is that? I haven’t figured out how to defriend people, so that’s why he’s still in that section, along with people like Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaopeng. Also, I’m going to ask for the Red Guards to lay off a little bit. We don’t want to kill, we want to remold people with bad class status. December 21, 1971 Like-47328 have like Chairman Mao Well, I’ve been Chairman of China for a while now, and I know that in order for socialism to prosper in China, we need a boost, a great leap forward, hence the name of my new revolution. We will try to match industrial production of other high producing countries, and see how this works. I know you can do this, China! Like-78324 people have liked March 16, 1958 Chairman Mao The Cultural Revolution starts. NOW! Just took a swim in the Yangtze River, in an effort to publicize the Cultural Revolution. This will be good, I know it! The Great Leap Forward might have failed, but this will work! July 1, 1966 Like-73826 have liked Jiang Qing Shut up, Hua! I can do want I want, and I am his wife! I know what’s best for him; I’ve been with him for decades. So please stop bossing me. I will lay off a little, but just, stop. September 7, 1976 Hua Guofeng Jiang Qing, please stop! You may not know it, but Chairman Mao has serious lung infections that need to be treated by medical staff. You’re making his life diminish by the moment. He really doesn’t have much longer, especially after what you did. September 7, 1976 Like-3 people have liked

2. facebook Chairman Mao insert most recent status here Wall Photos Flair Boxes Chairman Mao Logout View photos of Mao Send Mao a message Poke message Wall Info Photos Boxes Write something… Share : An Yi Name to Chairman Mao Chairman Mao, you’ve done some good things, but this tops every single one of them. I love that spirit in the air, and me and my friend, Ji-li, even helped smash a sign at the Supermarket, that promoted one being wealthier then another. This is sure to convert everyone to capitalism, I just know it! Keep this up, and China will be Communist in no time at all! Long live to Chairman Mao! 4325 have liked September 29, 1966 Ji-li Jiang to Chairman Mao Chairman Mao, I love this Cultural Revolution. It is very exciting and inspiring to see the society of China change from capitalist to socialist, and I’m glad to help. And even though I’ve been through some sacrifices, like a ransack, I’m am sure that it will all pay off in the end. I am inspired by you, and I’m sure you inspire others. Long live to Chairman Mao! 423 have liked August 17, 1967 Ji-yong Jiang Name to Chairman Mao Chairman Mao, I think that the Cultural Revolution is sort of a good thing. While t is very inspiring, and everything you do is great. However, I think you should treat capitalists a little less harshly at first. Come on, give us a chance! Our house has been ransacked twice in two years. Now we have practically nothing. I hope that all goes better to everything, anyways. More power to you. 3 have liked March 10, 1968 Chang Hong to Chairman Mao Chairman Mao, we would be lost without you. Your ideas are so cunning, and you are fair and amaze everybody. I thank you for giving the less fortunate a second chance, and I think that the Cultural Revolution is a really good thing. I will do all I can do to help propel it, such as becoming a Red Guard as I already have, and try to get others show the same respect and work ethic towards the Cultural Revolution. I like how you are making people do labor and see how hard it is to do peasant's work. Keep it up, and obey Chairman Mao! P.S. Ji-yong, don’t question Chairman Mao. He knows what he’s doing. I don’t want you being a counter-revolutionary. 5435 have liked May 1, 1968

3. facebook Chairman Mao Personal Information Wall Photos Flair Boxes Chairman Mao Logout View photos of Mao Send Mao a message Poke message Wall Info Photos Boxes Basic Information Information Birthday: December 26, 1983 Political: Communism Hometown: Shaoshan, Hunan, China. Birthday: December 26, 1893 Hometown: Shaoshan, Hunan Province, China Political Views: Communist/Socialist Profession: Chief Chairman of the People’s Republic of China, Founder of the People’s Republic, former student, army recruit and library assistant. Interests/Influences: Building a Communist society, poetry and calligraphy, swimming. Enemies : Anybody who disagrees with me, people who come from the Five Black Categories, Capitalists, Chiang Kai-shek, Liu Shaoqi, Deng Xiaoping Favorite Quote: “A revolution is not a dinner party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture, or doing embroidery. Favorite Quote from Friends: ASK MRS. STEWART Contact Information Address: Imperial Palace, Forbidden City, Beijing, China Phone Number: 1-123-MAO-RULE Email: [email_address]

4. facebook Wall Photos Flair Boxes Chairman Mao Logout Wall Info Photos Boxes Photos of Mao 4-6 Photos Me as a Communist when I was younger. Ah, good times. This shows importance because it is a good memory and should inspire others. This is a propaganda poster advertising the Little Red Soldiers, which are going to be Red Guards, part of our army and further promote our Communist society. This shows importance because in order for Communism to be successful, our next generation needs to be educated as well. This is a picture of me, doing one of my favorite things to do, writing calligraphy. I think that is a very fun hobby that can be used in many ways, from political to recreational. Chairman Mao insert most recent status update here This is the Red Book. It is a collection of all of my awesome sayings, and all army members and members of the Chinese society should look to this book for all of their problems. “ Don’t depend on the gods, depend on Chairman Mao.” Another propaganda poster. This one says “ Prepare for War, Prepare for Famine, Serve the People!” I just know this will be successful. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Just another good picture of me during the Great Leap Forward. While it might have failed, it all created our Cultural Revolution we have here!