2007•Journal of Lanzhou UniversityRequires access

Anti-Japanese War and the MAO Ze-dong Thoughts

HU He-qin

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The paper holds that Mao Ze-dong Thoughts, a combination of Marxism and the Chinese revolutionary practice, came of age during the anti-Japanese War. The two failures and two victories of the Communists provide the foundation for its maturity, the enormous troup of Communist Party members serve as the supporting pillar and the complex environment in the anti-Japanese War is the fertile soil for its growth.

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Key concepts: Communism, Pillar, Maturity (psychological), Foundation (evidence), China, Economic history, Political science, History