Quote by Mao Zedong

All reactionaries are paper tigers.

All reactionaries are paper tigers.

Summary

This quote by Mao Zedong suggests that individuals or groups who oppose progressive or revolutionary ideas may appear powerful or threatening, but in reality, they lack substance and strength. They are referred to as "paper tigers" because despite their intimidating image, they are ultimately weak and vulnerable. Mao's use of this metaphor implies that those who resist change or cling to outdated ideologies may only possess a superficial, fragile influence that can be easily challenged and overcome.

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