On Humanism in Mao Zedong's Theory of the People's War
Chen Sheng-ting
Abstract
Chen Sheng-ting
Abstract
Mao Zedong's theory of the people's war derives from the great practice of the Chinese revolution and guides the Chinese revolution.It was formed during the first Civil War,ripened during the Anti-Japanese War and perfected during the War of Liberation.The theory contains humanism,whose essence represents the idea that the war was for the people and dependent on the people.Therefore,the victory belonged to the people,which reflects the respect of the democratic rights of the people and safeguard of the people's interests.
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Mao Zedong's theory of the people's war derives from the great practice of the Chinese revolution and guides the Chinese revolution.It was formed during the first Civil War,ripened during the Anti-Japanese War and perfected during the War of Liberation.The theory contains humanism,whose essence represents the idea that the war was for the people and dependent on the people.Therefore,the victory belonged to the people,which reflects the respect of the democratic rights of the people and safeguard of the people's interests.
Key concepts: Victory, Humanism, Spanish Civil War, Democracy, Battle, Law, Just war theory, China