Chinese Moderates Face Uncertain Path After Mao's Death
The article discusses factional power after Mao Zedong's death, focusing on moderates led by Hua Guofeng and the question of whether radicals have been removed from politics. It notes the army's loyalty, the influence of Mao's name, and potential moves to stabilize the leadership, improve outside ties, and possibly shift media control. It mentions Teng Hsiaoping's fall, Wan’s influence, and possible consolidation of Hua's power across party and military roles.