The Role of Mao Dezong in the New Regime

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THE ROLE OF MAO DEZONG IN THE NEW REGIME
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Introduction:
The Chinese Revolution has was one of the famous as well as the one of the most
inspiring revolution in the world. It has left a deep impact on the lives of people during that
time. It extent spread all over the world. The people of China were deeply moved on the
effect of such a large scale revolution (Schoppa, 2017). They were a very much inspired and
moved by the revolution. Hence the outcome of the revolution changed the history of China
and united it, which broke due to the civil war for the revolution. There were a lot of
casualties and loses during this revolution. Mao Zedong was a very eminent personality in the
history of China. He Chairman of the Communist party of China. Mao Zedong was the most
popular in China as the person who lead China to the massive Revolution of China. He was
the founder of the People’s Republic of China (Unger, 2016). He was ideologically a
Marxist-Leninist, he propounded several theories, undertook several military strategies, and
choice of the political policies are collectively the known as the Maoism. Therefore the
question that will be focusing on is “Describe Mao Zedong’s contributions to the CCP
(Chinese Communist Party) and to Chinese communism after the revolution took place.”
Discussion:
In the year of 1966, the Chairman’s Communist Leader Mao Zedong launched the
Chinese Revolution, which led to the reassertion of the authority of the Communist Party in
China. His position as the Chairman of the Communist Party of China was intact and he
reinstated the Communist Party of China as a strong Party in China. October 1, 1949, was the
year when the Chinese Communist Party Leader, Mao Zedong, announced the generation of
the People’s Republic of China (PRC) (NA, 2016). This resulted into the ending of the costly
Civil War, which was going on, in full scale, between the two parties of China- the Chinese

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Communist Party (CCP) and the National Party, or Kuomintang (KMT). This broke out after
the World War II. It has been going on since the 1920’s. As the PRC was created and came
into existence the, the political tension grew and the Chinese Revolution started. The
mainland of China fell to communism in the year of 1949 which tempted the United States to
suspend the bonds of diplomacy with the PRC for a long period of time (Teiwes, 2017).
Thus the Chinese Revolution resulted in the establishment of the Republic of China,
put an end to the civil war within the country of China for good. Mao Zedong by launching
the Communist Revolution was the distribution of power of the Communist Party in China.
China was thus reborn and various aspects changed during the years of the revolution. The
communist party later consoled its control during those year. The distribution of the land of
China changed. A new country was formed in which on 1950, the government launched the
Land Reform Campaign. The Communist party helped in the peasants in the organization of
the poor class and aided by providing land and money to the farmers who were suppressed by
the landlords. The landlords made bigger profits by suppressing the farmers by not
maintaining their wages and by making them work harder and paying them less. This made
the upbringing of the farmer’s community but demoted the landlords.
The Chinese Cultural revolution made, left a deep impact in the society of China. This
made the organization and the political consequences prone to change. Hence on social
backgrounds the changes came as the revolution processed and needed, generating a
complete republican approach to the Chinese Community. Thus strengthened the Communist
approach of the country and a lot of people took interested in the Communist Party of China,
which was led by Mao Zedong (Li, Zhang and Hu, 2017). The initiatives that was designed
to be included as objectives to be achieved due to the generation of the Revolution are-
separation of the intellectual from the manual labor, worker from the peasant and the urban
from the rural. This impacted readily on the people of China and the lower class gained