Chairman Mao and Women's Rights in China

It is undeniable that the Chinese Communist leader led by Chairman Mao changed China's history and formed China as seen in today's world. In an effort to achieve national goals, the lost and destroyed number of lives, cultural traditions, and various ideas can never be undone or replaced. However, it has been claimed that Maoist Chairman Mao's positive influence on Chinese citizens is an extreme view towards his woman.

Mao Zedong (December 26, 1893 - September 9, 1976) was a revolutionist of the Chinese Communist Party, became the founder of the People's Republic of China, and served as Chairman of the Communist Party of China. It was founded in 1949 and died in 1976. His theory, military strategy, political policy are collectively called Maoism. Mao is the son of wealthy farmers living in Hunan us usama. In his early days, he had Chinese nationalism and anti-imperial opinion, especially influenced by the 1911 revolution and the May 4 movement of 1919. Later, when he was working at Peking University he used Marxism - Leninism, became a founding member of the Chinese Communist Party, led the fall harvest uprising in 1927.

Mao Zedong was born in Han Mountain, Hunan Province, China on December 26, 1893, served as president of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1959, led the Chinese Communist Party in 1935 and died. Mao's "great leap forward" and poor plan of cultural revolution brought disastrous results, but many of his goals, including emphasizing China's independence, are worthy of praise. In 1966, Mao Zedong returned to politics and started the cultural revolution. 73 - year - old Mao Zedong appeared in the Yangtze River party in May, looked healthy and healthy, spent several minutes in the river. The messages to his competitors are as follows. "Look, he came back" Later, he and his closest aide held a series of civil rallies, including thousands of young supporters. He correctly calculated that the young will not remember the breakthrough and the failure of the subsequent famine.

A half century ago, in China, on May 16, 1966, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976) began. The cultural revolution was the arrogant son of Chairman Mao Tseong of the Chinese Communist Party, and he also decided to set up opponents against him - and what he thought of as the Chinese Revolution. Mao Zedong initially mobilized young people (primarily students) who admired him and his ideas and created a mass movement for the bureaucracy of the Chinese nation and the party which are impeding the true progress in Maoist socialism It was. Therefore, adolescents and red guards (if becoming) are set against contrary traditional practices and customs that reflect psychological, reactionary, anti-revolutionary ideas of foreigners and bourgeoisie, or that are inconsistent with advances in socialism It will be dispatched). Therefore, 1966 was a ten-year turmoil in the country, which was also the beginning of a revolutionary struggle, confusion and violence.