Sentence examples for red guard from inspiring English sources
noun
A member of any of several organizations known as Red Guards or Red Guard.
THE LITTLE RED GUARD By Wenguang Huang 262 pages.
Initially, the red guard movement launched by Chairman Mao Zedong seemed harmless.
Children of officials often formed their own Red Guard groups and were branded as "royalists" for protecting their parents.
Also mentiones Dutch White, the ringmaster, who wears red guard's coat and blows a coach horn before each event.
"Here I reference the methodology of the national socialists, but could have easily referred to Mao and the red guard or Saddam Hussein and the revolutionary guard".
Margaret Hopkins Epping, Essex Would Honey Huan's description of her "journey from red guard to avant-garde" ring any bells in Brighton (Doonesbury, 28 September)?
All in all this convinced the red guards that their teacher was a bad element.
Did different groups in society (cadres, intellectuals, workers, red guards, students) play different roles in urban and rural settings?
Their apology was prompted by a similar move by a handful of former red guards at another Beijing school.
China was in the grip of the Cultural Revolution, with universities and schools across the country shutting their doors as the red guards ran riot.
In mid-June, red guards had started stigmatising some teachers and cadres as class enemies and subjecting them to criticism sessions.
