An Attempted Analysis of Mao Zedong's Red Political Power Theory
Hou Yi-ling
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Hou Yi-ling
Abstract
The Chinese communists had long been exploring the road for Chinese democratic revolution. In this process, Mao Zedong's Red Political theory came into shape.The core of this theory is the worker and peasant's separatist rule by force of arms. It includes the building of base area, land reform and armed struggle. This theory indicated that the Chinese communist had found the right way for Chinese revolution —— the encircling of the cities from the rural areas. It also showed that the integration of Marxism with China's reality had brought about remarkable achievements.
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The Chinese communists had long been exploring the road for Chinese democratic revolution. In this process, Mao Zedong's Red Political theory came into shape.The core of this theory is the worker and peasant's separatist rule by force of arms. It includes the building of base area, land reform and armed struggle. This theory indicated that the Chinese communist had found the right way for Chinese revolution —— the encircling of the cities from the rural areas. It also showed that the integration of Marxism with China's reality had brought about remarkable achievements.
Key concepts: Peasant, Communism, China, Politics, Power (physics), Democracy, Political economy, Political science