New Road of the Chinese Revolution and the Formation of Mao Zedong’s Thought of Worker-peasant Alliance

Worker-peasant alliance is an important practical issue that has to be addressed by the Communist Party of China during her implementation of leading new democratic revolution in China,a country. However,before the Communist Party of China’s finding and confirming the new road of Chinese Revolution,which is encircling the cities from rural areas,seizing the state power with armed forces,the city-centered theory used to be the consensus of the whole Party and Mao Zedong himself also had been influenced by it. After the transfer of Chinese revolution’s focus from the center of the cities to the countryside,Mao’s dialectical practice of the labor movement and the peasant movement,the relationship between urban and rural areas,facilitates the new road of the Chinese revolution to be opened up; It is also the practice in this new revolutionary road that makes the thought of Worker-peasant Alliance of Mao Zedong rooted in the soil.