What we seem to be having now and what you're describing is that the Chinese Government is going through another period where it is clamping down in order to stamp out those forces in society, especially those containing religion like the Uyghurs have that part of their culture.
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Rohrabacher compares current Chinese repression to historical events under Mao.
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