they didnt

Look it up yourself, it wasnt just the "great leap forward"

that was the only famine china had in socialism

which was just backwards obviously

No many more died due to famine

wrong

No, right

then sauce up b

Look it up yourself

I just did and nothing came up

otherwise show me a source that proves you right

you want me to prove a negative

lol

ok

Then look harder

No I want you to prove your claim that there was only 1

that's not a negative

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Chinese_Famine

this is the only famine that happened in socialist china. the others

Northern Chinese Famine of 1876–79
Chinese famine of 1928–30
Chinese famine of 1942–43
Four Pests Campaign
Holodomor
Mao's Great Famine: The History of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958-62
70,000 Character Petition

did not happen

during socialist china

🤷

in fact holodomor isnt even chinese lol

porkypedia is retarded

Wow "Total deaths 15 million (government statistics)
15 to 30 million (scholarly estimates)[1]
At least 45 million (Dikötter"

lol what happened to that claim there were more famines?

I thought there were more considering it was so many deaths and two years

you're moving the goalpost

No I explained why

industrialization typically has famines. like, everytime

what did you explain

No not every time and certainly not like this

what?

even after this many people died of starvation

there were no famines after this.

but this famine was noted because it was so big

I just showed you that.

there were smaller famines for sure

going from a peasant backwater to a collectivized power with industrialization will cause a famine.

in fact in the USSR