How does ji-li explain why so many people went along with the cultural revolution?

the options of the answer are:  

a)the people of china were forced to believe that the cultural revolution was the only way to protect china's cultural and economic stability. b) the people of china wanted a leader who would protect the people of china, and the cultural revolution under mao was faultless. c) the people of china thought that it was best for the country for mao to control what they read and thought. d) the people of china believed that if the cultural revolution could china expand its borders, then it was best for the country.

the correct answer is a) the people of china were forced to believe that the cultural revolution was the only way to protect china's cultural and economic stability.

the way ji-li-jang explains why so many people went along with the cultural revolution is that the people of china were forced to believe that the cultural revolution was the only way to protect china's cultural and economic stability.

ji-li-jang is the author of the “red scarf girl”, the memoir of jang about china’s cultural revolution. due to her experience as a chinese woman that lived in shanghai during the cultural revolution times, she suffered the rude confrontation of “blacks and reds”; blacks, wealthy people, reds, communist. the “red scarf girl”(1998), explains that chinese people were forced to believe that the cultural revolution was the only way to protect china's cultural and economic stability.  

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