This man's death and the subsequent arrest of a group led by his wife Jiang Qing, ended the Cultural Revolution in 1976.
This person feuded with the longtime president of his country's Academy of Sciences by writing a pro-reconciliation poem with the line "the deluded monk was not beyond the light". He summoned the leaders of a local government that began with a so-called "January Storm" modelled on the Paris Commune and forced them to normalize their rule. This man was reportedly the target of Project 571, a planned air force coup to install a marshal who died in a plane crash in (*) Mongolia after the plot was uncovered. The Two Whatevers would have continued this man's policies under the leadership of his successor, Hua Guofeng. This man's death and the subsequent arrest of a group led by his wife Jiang Qing, ended the Cultural Revolution in 1976. For 10 points, name this leader whose portrait hangs in Tiananmen Square, the founder of the People's Republic of China.
This person feuded with the longtime president of his country's Academy of Sciences by writing a pro-reconciliation poem with the line "the deluded monk was not beyond the light".
Mao Zedong [or Chairman Mao; or Mao Tse-Tung; or Mao Zhuxi]