Five Black Categories
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The phrase Five Black Categories (simplified Chinese: 黑五类; traditional Chinese: 黑五類; pinyin: Hēiwǔlèi) referred to the following five political identities during the Cultural Revolution period in the People's Republic of China:
- Landlords (地主, dìzhǔ)
- Rich farmers (富农, fùnóng)
- Anti-revolutionists (反革命, fǎndòngpài)
- Bad-influencers ["bad elements"] (坏分子, huàifènzǐ)
- Right-wingers (右派, yòupài)
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