A historic 1956 menu signed by Mao Zedong just sold for $275,000. Here's what was served at the dinner, which ultimately led to nuke development.
Six specific dishes were served at the banquet, which led to growing ties between China and Pakistan and eventually to the development of nukes.
A menu signed by Mao Zedong and other officials was sold for $275,000 on Wednesday.
It was from 1956, and for the first state banquet hosting Pakistan's then-P...
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