"Three Questions" towards the Early History of the Sinicization of Marxism
Yao Hong-zhi
Abstract
Yao Hong-zhi
Abstract
The October Revolution sent China Marxist.Proper understanding the October Revolution before and after its spread of Marxism in China's situation needs to clarify and illustrate three important associated issues.Firstly,before the October Revolution,did the Chinese people know the former Marxist? Secondly,whether Russia is the only way for Chinese people to receive Marxism? Was Chinese people's accepting Marxism determined by the external factors of the October Revolution? How to answer these questions will put a direct impact on the inherent understanding of the relationship between the October Revolution and the Chinese revolution.
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The October Revolution sent China Marxist.Proper understanding the October Revolution before and after its spread of Marxism in China's situation needs to clarify and illustrate three important associated issues.Firstly,before the October Revolution,did the Chinese people know the former Marxist? Secondly,whether Russia is the only way for Chinese people to receive Marxism? Was Chinese people's accepting Marxism determined by the external factors of the October Revolution? How to answer these questions will put a direct impact on the inherent understanding of the relationship between the October Revolution and the Chinese revolution.
Key concepts: Sinicization, Marxist philosophy, China, Social science, Chinese people, Information revolution, Sociology, Cultural revolution