MAO Ze-dong's View on Capitalism in China
Hang Guo-fang
Abstract
Hang Guo-fang
Abstract
There are two sides of MAO Ze-dong抯 understanding of the capitalism. The right one is that capitalism is an inevitable course in China抯 history and that capitalism is a necessary part in the construction of socialism. While the wrong side is that, with the changes home and abroad, he thinks passively that the capitalism is attacking aggressively at the proletarians. Then the main social contradiction is between the proletarians and the bourgeois, and in order to destroy capitalism, he launched the class struggle on a large scale, which have led to a great loss to our nation.
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There are two sides of MAO Ze-dong抯 understanding of the capitalism. The right one is that capitalism is an inevitable course in China抯 history and that capitalism is a necessary part in the construction of socialism. While the wrong side is that, with the changes home and abroad, he thinks passively that the capitalism is attacking aggressively at the proletarians. Then the main social contradiction is between the proletarians and the bourgeois, and in order to destroy capitalism, he launched the class struggle on a large scale, which have led to a great loss to our nation.
Key concepts: Capitalism, Proletariat, Bourgeoisie, Contradiction, Socialism, China, Order (exchange), Neoclassical economics