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Отец Мао Цзэдуна Мао Ичан.

Мать Мао Цзэдуна Вэнь Цимэй.

Дом в деревне Шаошаньчун, где родился Мао Цзэдун.

Мао Цзэдун ( справа ) с матерью и братьями Мао Цзэминем и Мао Цзэтанем (слева) в Чанше. 1919 г.

Комната, в которой родился Мао Цзэдун.

Первая фотография Мао Цзэдуна. Чанша, весна 1913 г.

Любимый учитель Мао Цзэдуна, профессор Ян Чанцзи.

Здание Первого провинциального педагогического училища Чанши, где учился Мао Цзэдун.

Сян Цзинъюй, друг юности Мао Цзэдуна, жена Цай Хэсэня.

Цай Хэсэнь, ближайший друг Мао Цзэдуна.

Автограф стихотворения Мао Цзэдуна «Чанша». 1925 г.

Профессор Ли Дачжао, первый пропагандист большевизма в Китае. Июнь 1924 г.

Профессор Чэнь Дусю, основатель Компартии Китая.

Здание Пекинского университета («Красный терем»).

Чжан Готао. 1920-е гг.