Three Changes of Mao Ze-dong's Political Thought Before the Establishment of Communist Party of China
Xiaoli Zhu
Abstract
Xiaoli Zhu
Abstract
Before the establishment of Communist Party of China in 1921,Mao Ze-dong's political thought has mainly experienced three changes.One is from the constitutional monarchy to traditional liberalism;after the May Fourth Movement,Mao Ze-dong's political thought is influenced by the conversion of the realm of thought in China,developing modern liberalism from the traditional liberalism;at the same time,the influence of Li Da-zhao and Chen Du-xiu,and the failure of the Autonomy Movement in Hunan finally make Mao Ze-dong turn from the moderate modern liberalist to the radical of Marxism.
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Before the establishment of Communist Party of China in 1921,Mao Ze-dong's political thought has mainly experienced three changes.One is from the constitutional monarchy to traditional liberalism;after the May Fourth Movement,Mao Ze-dong's political thought is influenced by the conversion of the realm of thought in China,developing modern liberalism from the traditional liberalism;at the same time,the influence of Li Da-zhao and Chen Du-xiu,and the failure of the Autonomy Movement in Hunan finally make Mao Ze-dong turn from the moderate modern liberalist to the radical of Marxism.
Key concepts: Communism, Liberalism, China, Politics, Monarchy, Realm, Autonomy, Constitutional monarchy