Red and black were symbolic colors used in Communist China to represent conformity and opposition to the Communist Party. Red symbolized good and conformity to the party, while black symbolized opposition to the party and was considered very bad. The colors represented an individual's class status and differentiated between those who were good and supported the ideals of communism versus those who were bad and went against the party.

1. RED BLACK B O T H Color of Communism Describes that/those which conform to the Party To be red was considered very good in Communist China Color against the Party Describes anything opposing the Party Black, the opposite of red was a negative term To be black was very bad in Communist China Colors Symbols of class status in Communist China Difference between good & bad

2. COMMUNISM CAPITALISM B O T H All means of production is controlled by the people, and is common among the people Equality Used for the good of all Private ownership Inequality Profitable business Free competition Economic systems Were used either during or before the GPCR

3. REACTIONARY REVISIONIST B O T H One who is against the Party One who takes action against the Party One who tries to change Communist ideals Enemies of the Communists Serious offenders