People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1989

People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1989

Introduction

The following paper is all the Chinese Communist Party, the general observation and comments regarding the Chinese Communist Party are that the Communist China oscillated between moderate and radical policies. Therefore, to give the readers a better understanding of the statement the author discussed the People's Republic of China in the context of the above mentioned statement and presented the characteristics of China from the era of 1949 to 1989.

Discussion

Formulation

Political organization founded in 1921 and the power in the Republic of China since 1949.  It was born to the choice of young intellectuals and the new Youth May Fourth movement in 1919, in particular following the accession to the Third International movement and its fight against world capitalism as the cause of the oppression of colonial peoples. The enslavement to the great powers had been perceived as tear intellectuals, traditional custodians of the unity and sovereignty of the state and the moral values ??that legitimized to save China reformers of one hundred days in 1898 and then Sun Yatsen had placed their hopes in Western ideas. Between the positions of revolutionary intellectuals and the reality of the poor masses were, however, differences and contradictions that weighed a long time in the life of the party, only exceeded at key stages of the social struggle, this conflict between managers "masters" and the popular masses "students" caused Then, after the seizure of power, the renewal of the division between rulers and ruled (History Learning Site, 2012). 

Riding the People's Republic

With the founding of the People's Republic of China on 1 October 1949, the aim of bringing China unity and full sovereignty was achieved in spite of the difficulties created first long siege military, diplomatic and the U.S. economy until 1972 and, after 1960, the hostility and threats of the USSR. More difficult the task of giving the rural masses and prosperity to the country of industrial production facilities and modern cultural institutions: social transformation in the country benefited from the network of "square" formed in the rural social struggle army and then settled in power in the country with the formation of people's communes in 1958.

Industrial development was carried out according to the Soviet model, with the aim not only to have the production of goods to meet the needs and popular military needs, to absorb unemployment and to create a modern society in the cities. The results were, over a period of forty years, relevant, although on several occasions manifested serious social contradictions and tensions against the total power and authoritarian party exerted on the country through practical pervasive conditioning and waves of repression, in theory against the privileged of the past (Hei, 2007). In fact, also, with the passage of time especially, against all forms of dissent and complaint against the new privileges. The risk of a reversal of power in the sixties led the Chinese Communists, by analyzing the historical experience of the Soviet Union, to report (among other things in the Twenty-five points announced in the summer of 1963) ...