Chinese communism(Mao Zedong)

Chinese communism(Mao Zedong)

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  Welcome to My Presentation
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  Presentation Topic “Chinese Transformationthrough Communism”
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  Communis Communism COMMUNISM Industrial Revolution
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   . • MakingEverything Equal Belief • Getting rid of Social Classes & Making Everything Free & Fair for All Goal
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  About China  Chinais the fourth largest country in the world (3,719,275 square miles)  approximately 20% of world population  Capital – Beijing  Language - Mandarin, Cantonese  Government System - Communism  Economic System - Socialistic/ Free Market  The largest Exporter & second largest Importer of goods in the world.
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  Ideology Marxist-Leninist Chairman Communist Party ofChina (1949 - 1976) Founding Father People’s Republic of China Chairman Mao & Mao Runzi 26 Dec 1893 – 9 Sep 1976 MAOISM
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  Mao Zedong & Marxism Boxer Rebellion In 1900 Chinese Communist Party in1921 Communist Party Vs Nationalist Party Formally establishing Communist Party of China in 1949
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  Reasons for theCommunists’ Success ► Mao won support of peasants – land 85% poor farmer ► Mao won support of women ► Mao’s army used guerilla war tactics ► Many saw the Nationalist government as corrupt ► Many felt that the Nationalists allowed foreigners to dominate China. Communism
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  1966-1976 Keeping away fromthe ideas of capitalist and antiquity Preserve genuine socialist thinking Influence the Maoist party
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  Spread of Communism Increased literacy Class privileges ended One-party dictatorship RuralChinese received health care Industrialized China
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  How China wentfrom communist to capitalist ?? Equally share in prosperity Began to bring farms, factories and other businesses under government ownership. 1959 and 1961, food production plummeted due to crop and industrial shortfalls The loss of privately run sectors was hurting the country tremendously. Millions of deaths(Great Leap Forward) In 1978, (Deng Xiaoping) eager to adopt capitalist methods and reforms economy He and U.S. President Jimmy Carter signed an historic accord in 1979, reversing decades of China-U.S. tension
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  Market Socialism "Four modernizations", I.Describing agriculture II.Industry III.Science and technology IV.The military 1904-1997
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  “Not as muchas it used to be.” China still claims to be a socialist country, but it has deviated from the Marxist path it set out on, by letting its society become richer — and more unequal.