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Discuss the evolution of Communism in China
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The Evolution of Communism in China
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Mao
Zedong is recognized to have been the main factor behind the rise of communism
in China. At the beginning of the Revolution in 1911, he joined the Nationalist
Party, it is during that time that he became familiar and got inclined to the
principles of Marxism (Haw, 2014). After the Boxer's Rebellion, the Chinese
people experienced tough conditions such as extreme poverty; this situation led
to the acceptance of communists ideas. The failures of dynastic rule marked the
beginnings of communism in China.
Under the leadership of the Qing dynasty, most of the Chinese people were unhappy. For example, through influence, war, and trade the authority held by China had weakened. Through the Boxer's Rebellion, the Chinese people revealed it was time to change their deplorable situation. Through the formation of rebellious political factions, the Chinese people hoped they would change their country through ways, such as, a change in reforms. Haw (2014) argues that the reforms...
