Abstract

This paper contains in-depth study into the annals of China's communist foremost “Mao Tse Tung”, speculated to be the most mighty individual who has ever lived.

Mao Tse Tung

Mao Tse-Tung was a revolutionary person in his era, his ideas and actions have changed the lives of thousands of millions of Chinese. Mao's motives were made for the people of the People's Republic of China to live a life free from poverty and live in a nicer place. Mao used many methods to make this possible, but some of them were cruel and inhumane, the consequences of their actions was the Chinese for many generations and will continue. Mao was born on December 26, 1893, into a peasant family in the village of Shaoshan, Hunan province. This harsh upbringing made him know the impact of living in poverty, who wanted to others in your country to get rid of this adversity.

Although China is the most populous, most people lived in poverty and had no education. The country had strong support from its citizens, who had to work hard to survive and had no time or money for education. Mao was lucky to get an education and wanted all the children are in too. The main factor of this way of life was due to feudalism, and how to do slave labor for almost nothing and landlords had the power over all persons (Mobo, 54). Mao wanted it to end so I introduced communism, a concept or system of society in which the major resources and means of production are owned by the government and not individuals. This provides an equitable distribution of all jobs, according to capacity, and benefits everyone, as required, it was a significant effect on the people of China. The consequence was, that gave him the bad food and support, but that caused the rich are poor, this made many people rich rebels and, in turn caused a lot of dead and wounded.

With indispensable support from the CPC and theThird International, the Kuomintang achieved sufficient success so it felt justified inproclaiming a new government, controlled by itself, for the whole of China. For a timethe Kuomintang made a valiant effort to tackle China's numerous and colossal problems,including those that had ruined its predecessor : poor communications and the widedistribution of arms. It also took a strongly anti-Western course in its foreign relations,with some success. It is impossible to say whether the Kuomintang's regime wouldultimately have proven viable and successful if it had not been ruined by an externalenemy, as the Republic had been by its internal opponents.

Mao tried to change the government of China during their study time in Beijing, but was rejected immediately, since it would undermine many of the officials in high positions. In 1920, Mao returned to his hometown after his studies and his marriage to the daughter of his professor at Beijing (Short, 761). He tried to organize a democratic government of Hunan province, but failed. This greatly affected their future, now felt that ...