The Political Influences of the Communist International on the Chinese Revolution
Chang Wang
Abstract
Chang Wang
Abstract
The Communist International, founded in March 1919, was the center of the world's revolution ary campaign. Its activities had inevitably placed important influences on the Chinese Revolution. At present, historians in China have demonstrated its negative effects on the Chinese Revolution too much. The writer states that the positive effects of the Communist International on Chinese Revolution should be the mainstream.
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The Communist International, founded in March 1919, was the center of the world's revolution ary campaign. Its activities had inevitably placed important influences on the Chinese Revolution. At present, historians in China have demonstrated its negative effects on the Chinese Revolution too much. The writer states that the positive effects of the Communist International on Chinese Revolution should be the mainstream.
Key concepts: Communism, China, Mainstream, Political science, Politics, Political revolution, Economic history, Political economy