Belt Whip

"When I first saw a Red Guard remove her canvas belt to beat her victim and...his clothes tear and blood appear on his skin, I was afraid. I was not the most bloodthirsty person in the world....However, I was a Red Guard leader and a member of my school's Revolutionary Committee....If by beating these people....I could prove my valour in the class struggle, I would do it. Thus, when that Red Guard left off, I removed my belt and learned to beat like her....After a few beatings, I no longer needed to rehearse the rationale behind them. My heart hardened and l became used to the blood. I waved my belt like an automaton and whipped with an empty mind....The Cultural Revolution had transformed me into a devil". So writes Zhai Zhenhua in Red Flower of China, a brutally honest portrait of the Cultural Revolution, as told by someone who was not only a witness to this dramatic period of history, but was also a participant in it. Zhai Zhenhua was born in 1951, two years after the Communist Party took over China. Her parents were revolutionary supporters of Chairman Mao, and she was schooled in political correctness and party loyalty. But 1966 brought the Cultural Revolution, and fifteen-year-old Zhenhua was swept up by the events taking place around her. She joined the Red Guard, led raids on homes, and cold-bloodedly beat her fellow citizens. Soon, however, the Red Guard also fell into disfavour. Zhai was purged and sent to one of the most destitute regions of China to do back-breaking work and be re-educated before becoming one of a handful of students selected to attend university. Zhai Zhenhua does not minimize her role in the excesses of the times. Red Flower of China is an intenselypersonal account of her eventful early life and of acts which still torture her conscience.

In 1919, following a disagreement with his father and his first whipping by a belt, twelve-year-old Jeremy hops a train to Boston to meet his older brother, a soldier returning from World War I.

Green Belt (Pittsburgh) - The Green Belt is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's fourth "belt" in the Pittsburgh/Allegheny County Belt System, running a half-circumference of the city in 39 miles. Unlike the Yellow Belt, the next belt away from the city, it does not make a complete circumference.

Little Belt Affair - The Little Belt Affair was a naval battle on the night of May 16, 1811. It involved the American frigate USS President and the British sixth-rate Little Belt, a sloop-of-war, which had originally been the Danish ship Lille Belt (literally, "Little Belt"), before being captured by the British in the 1807 Battle of Copenhagen.

Red Belt - The Red Belt is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's outermost "belt" in the Pittsburgh/Allegheny County Belt System. Unlike all of the other belts in the system, the Red Belt does not make a part of a loop-- instead, it runs east-west in the northern most part of Allegheny County.

Orange Belt - The Orange Belt is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's longest "belt" in the Pittsburgh/Allegheny County Belt System, running 109 miles. For most of its route, it is the outermost route in the system, except for the north of the county where the Red Belt runs.

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