A Novel View on the Beginning of the New\|Democratic Revolution
Gao Qiang
Abstract
Gao Qiang
Abstract
In 1922,after setting the quiding principles of the democratic revolution and completing the task of party buulding,the communist party of china CPC became a proletarian party with its complete from.The party led and pushed forward the high tide of the first labour mouement in china,and caused the workers to be the leading class for the first time.The CPC formally joined the Communist Internationat and the chinese reulution became an integral part of the international proletarian revolution.The CPC made the ploicy of“inner\|party cooperation”.Sun Yat\|san established the policy of being united aith the CPC,hence the finst Kuomintang\|CPC alliance.Therefore the year 1922 was the beginning of the new\|Democratic Revolution.
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In 1922,after setting the quiding principles of the democratic revolution and completing the task of party buulding,the communist party of china CPC became a proletarian party with its complete from.The party led and pushed forward the high tide of the first labour mouement in china,and caused the workers to be the leading class for the first time.The CPC formally joined the Communist Internationat and the chinese reulution became an integral part of the international proletarian revolution.The CPC made the ploicy of“inner\|party cooperation”.Sun Yat\|san established the policy of being united aith the CPC,hence the finst Kuomintang\|CPC alliance.Therefore the year 1922 was the beginning of the new\|Democratic Revolution.
Key concepts: Proletariat, Communism, Democratic revolution, Democracy, Alliance, China, Political science, Political economy