Summary of the Chinese Revolution

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Summary of the Chinese Revolution. China is the largest country in Asia and one of the most populated in the world. In fact, it was established in China (as early as 2,000 BC. C) a great civilization worldwide: the Chinese civilization. It was not until the arrival of Mao Tse-Tung, in the SXX, that this civilization fell apart. Rather than collapse, it became a rCommunist People's Republic of China. In other words, it became a communist country through the revolution promoted by Mao Tse-Tung. Well, as we say, after this revolution there was a radical change in Chinese structures and institutions. Mao was the founder of the Chinese communist party and proclaimed himself president of the Chinese republic, defeating General Chiang Kai Shek who was on the nationalist side. He was a general who wanted the country to be not communist but capitalist. Although, as we will see later, it was defeated by Mao, thus becoming China, a communist country. Well,

Mao Tse-Tung assumed power in 1954. Let's go a bit to the background of the revolution. During the SXIX and SXVIII, through European colonialism, China was brutally invaded and with it (it could be said) entered world modernity. Well, at the beginning of the SXX, through the English colonialists, China suffered a boom in terms of modern elements (such as the founding of banks and other modern institutions). In 1912, a constitution was made and the Republic of China was proclaimed. Removing the emperor who until then was the figure (the boss) of China. In 1917, thanks to the Russian revolution, in China, communist sentiment was awakened and there are many movements that adhere to such a movement.

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