The Two Ideational Breakthroughs Made by Mao Zedong in Exploring the Path of Chinese Revolution
YE Fu-li
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YE Fu-li
Abstract
In the process of leading Chinese revolutionary struggle from 1927 to 1930,Mao Zedong moved the army to Jinggangshan,having realized the strategic shift of revolutionary force from cities to urban areas; launched attack into South Jiangxi,having broken through the ideational constriction of defense by difficult-to-access location; and joined the armies in Donggu,having triggered the primary forming of the revolutionary path theory of surrounding cities from the countryside. Moving the army to Jinggangshan and joining the armies in Donggu were two critical steps of Mao Zedong's exploring the path of Chinese revolution,and two ideational breakthroughs were made during this period.
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In the process of leading Chinese revolutionary struggle from 1927 to 1930,Mao Zedong moved the army to Jinggangshan,having realized the strategic shift of revolutionary force from cities to urban areas; launched attack into South Jiangxi,having broken through the ideational constriction of defense by difficult-to-access location; and joined the armies in Donggu,having triggered the primary forming of the revolutionary path theory of surrounding cities from the countryside. Moving the army to Jinggangshan and joining the armies in Donggu were two critical steps of Mao Zedong's exploring the path of Chinese revolution,and two ideational breakthroughs were made during this period.
Key concepts: Path (computing), Political science, Sociology, History, Computer science, Programming language