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In page Dai Qing:

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At that time, Dai was a dedicated patriot. She once said that she would die if Mao Zedong needed her to do so—but after three to five years, she gradually changed her stance. Dai wanted to understand her community and the lives of ordinary citizens through the eyes of a journalist. She hoped to be able to contribute to the community.[citation needed] She was described as a supporter a Neoauthoritarianism in 1988 whereby China's hope for freedom and democracy lies with an enlightened autocrat; although she agreed with the idea in principle, she said that "China's tragedy is that we have no such new authoritarian."[1]