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Article
The Sociocultural Analysis of the Development of Communism Movement in China
Author(s)
CUI Meng
ZHANG Guopeng
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2177/2021.08.002
Affiliation(s)
Northwest University, Xi’an City, China
Xidian University, Xi’an City, China
ABSTRACT
The initiation of the communism group and the founding of the Communist Party of China are deeply rooted in China’s political, economic, and social environments, which are not simply the result of Soviet Russia’ forced export of revolution. Out of the complete disappointment in China’s political reality and the profound reflection on its economic oppression, Chinese progressive intellectuals have yearned for one ideal society since the Republic of China, which is represented by socialism. The practical successful road provided by October Revolution caters to China’s trend. Therefore, the early Chinese communists begin to change their clothes and enter the labor masses. They look forward to establishing a revolutionary proletarian regime and carrying on economic career based on communist principle so as to promote national construction. Under the long-term promotion of the early communists, the former poor and undisciplined working class would bring the concept of socialism into their own life.
KEYWORDS
May 4th Period, Communism Movement, working class
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