The Change of the Political Attitude of the Overseas Chinese to the Communist Party and the Kuomintang during the Anti Japanese War
Gao Ming
Abstract
Gao Ming
Abstract
After the July 7 Incident, the Chinese Communist Party, on behalf of the essential benefit and demand of the masses of the people, won the understanding and trust of the overseas Chinese through the sincere solidarity and determined resolution to the Anti Japanese War, and brought about the change of the political attitude of the Overseas Chinese to the Communist Party and the Kuomintang. The overseas Chinese gradually shifted from “supporting Jiang” to “supporting the Communist Party”, finally forsook Jiang Jie shake and the Kuomintang and threw themselves into the establishment of new China under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. It was the eight year Anti Japanese War that we could investigate the change of the political attitude of the overseas Chinese to the Communist Party and the Kuomintang, but it was around the Wannan Incident that we could see this change transferred from the quantity to the quality.
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After the July 7 Incident, the Chinese Communist Party, on behalf of the essential benefit and demand of the masses of the people, won the understanding and trust of the overseas Chinese through the sincere solidarity and determined resolution to the Anti Japanese War, and brought about the change of the political attitude of the Overseas Chinese to the Communist Party and the Kuomintang. The overseas Chinese gradually shifted from “supporting Jiang” to “supporting the Communist Party”, finally forsook Jiang Jie shake and the Kuomintang and threw themselves into the establishment of new China under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. It was the eight year Anti Japanese War that we could investigate the change of the political attitude of the overseas Chinese to the Communist Party and the Kuomintang, but it was around the Wannan Incident that we could see this change transferred from the quantity to the quality.
Key concepts: Communism, Politics, China, Solidarity, Political science, Chinese people, Political economy, Law