Gu Mu: Revolutionary Thinker, Organiser and Technocrat

Following the death of Mao Zedong, Gu Mu was a major figure in the 1980s Reform and Opening Up of Chinas economy. After the founding of the PRC in 1949, he took on a number of important positions in developing Chinas economy, before being persecuted during the Cultural Revolution.

Following his rehabilitation in 1973, he rapidly made up for lost time, and began laying the groundwork for the incredible economic rise the Peoples Republic would undergo in the following decades.

Gu Mu: Revolutionary Thinker, Organiser and Technocrat features never-before-seen archive photos dating back to the revolutionary wars of the early 20th century in addition to detailed eye-witness accounts and colourful anecdotes of the great mans life that really bring his true character and influence on Chinese history to light.