After failing to kill Mao Zedong in 1971, he shot down a plane trying to flee the Soviet Union

 1966: Attacks on the party commissioners began and the Cultural Revolution exploded, killing tens of thousands of people. Mao seems to have tried to reform the Communist Party of China by establishing a more faithful successor to his ideas through the Cultural Revolution. The Red Guards were organized to mobilize the public. In 1969, Lim Pyo (Lin Biao) was appointed as the successor to Mao Tse-dong, proclaimed martial law, and executed several politicians, including Ryu So-ki (Ryu Xiao-chi). Motaek-dong felt uneasy about Lim Pyo (Lin Biao) who was too impatient with the transfer of power, and joined hands with Joo Eun-rae (Zhou Eon-lai) to eliminate him. After Lim Pyo felt political defeat and fled by plane in 1971, Joo Eun-rae and Mo Taek-dong brought Deng Xiaoping to power. Deng Xiaoping (Deng Xiaoping), who became the head of the party's central government, insisted on the reorganization of the whole (agriculture, industry, literature, and revolutionary committee), and the background of his bold push was his influence on the military. Motaek-dong felt dissatisfied with the overall arrangement, which means total denial of the Cultural Revolution, and expressed sympathy with the criticism of Dengso-pyeong. 1976: In April, the Tiananmen Incident took place, and Dengsopyeong was overthrown, and Hwagookbong Peak (Hwaguofeng) emerged as the successor. In September 1975, Mo Taek-dong died, followed by the arrest of the four (Gangcheong-Mo Taek-dong wife, Wang Hong-moon-Vice President, Jang Chun-ho, Deputy Prime Minister, Do Mun-won-Political Member), and the Cultural Revolution finally ended. The aftermath of the Cultural Revolution remained throughout society, with productivity falling, government functions paralyzed, disillusioned with power struggles, distrusting party leaders, and serious defeatism in politics. ============================== Character introduction "Impyo" ======================== Born in Huanggang, Hubei Province. In 1926, he graduated from Huangpu Military Academy and joined the Communist Party of China. In 1927, after the division of the National Communist Party, he participated in the Nanchang riots and failed, and he conducted guerrilla activities with Judea and Mao Zedong. In 1929, he became the 4th general of the Gongnong Red Army and participated in Jangjeong from 1934 to 1935. He became the principal of the Anti-Japanese Military College in 1936 and the commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army in 1937. In 1947, the 7th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China received Japanese weapons from the Soviet Union in Manchuria in August, organized the People's Liberation Army, and took control of Manchuria as a commander and a secretary of the Party Central Dongbei. After the establishment of the Communist Party of China in October, he became a member of the Central People's Government, a member of the Central People's Revolutionary Military Commission, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a chairman of the Central Government in 1950. In 1954, he served as deputy prime minister of the State Council, vice president of the National Defense Commission, member of the Central Political Bureau of the Party in 1958, standing member of the Political Bureau, and vice president of the National Defense Commission. Since 1959, the military has launched a Mao Zedong Thought Learning Movement, published a paper titled "Long Live the Victory of the People's War" in 1965, and expanded Mao Zedong's "Urban siege to rural areas" strategy into a global strategy. In the 1967 Cultural Revolution, he combined with Mao Zedong and Jiangqing to seize power by mobilizing military power, and in 1969, the 9th National Congress of the Communist Party of China stipulated that Mao Zedong was the successor. He was ousted in September 1971, and when he was discovered and failed in advance while plotting an anti-Maoist coup, he escaped by plane with his family and fled to the Soviet Union, and died in a plane crash in Mongolia.