Communist International and the Women's Movement in the Central Soviet Area
Zhao Yao-hon
Abstract
Zhao Yao-hon
Abstract
The women's movement led by the CPC,an important member of the international communist movement,is an important component of the women's movement of the world. Under the guidance of Communist International,the CPC,since its establishment,studied Marxist theory of women liberation and set out to cultivate women cadres and create organizations for women's movement. With the shift of the center of Chinese revolution from the city to the countryside since the Sixth National Congress of the CPC,the Party,with help from Communist International and learning from Soviet Union,worked hard in the Central Soviet Area exploring in the road of women liberation that conformed to the actual situation of China and made a series of achievements.
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The women's movement led by the CPC,an important member of the international communist movement,is an important component of the women's movement of the world. Under the guidance of Communist International,the CPC,since its establishment,studied Marxist theory of women liberation and set out to cultivate women cadres and create organizations for women's movement. With the shift of the center of Chinese revolution from the city to the countryside since the Sixth National Congress of the CPC,the Party,with help from Communist International and learning from Soviet Union,worked hard in the Central Soviet Area exploring in the road of women liberation that conformed to the actual situation of China and made a series of achievements.
Key concepts: Communism, China, Liberation movement, Political science, Marxist philosophy, Soviet union, Movement (music), Political economy