Mao Zedong gave birth to the Communism in China. The man who was poorly educated as a kid but considered to be highly intelligent had given rise to such path-breaking concept. Zedong become a member of the Nationalist Army in China as the Revolution in 1911. He was then influenced by Marxist philosophies.
Karl Marx started communism but through Soviet communism, his philosophy was abandoned and only tyranny prevailed. Marx said that a man's worth reflected his efforts and that the state of equality gives a mans "final stage in life." This philosophy reflects Communism to be not only anti-Christian, but anti any divine deity.
Communism played significant role in the shaping of China. Communism has been in China for less than 100 years. The rise of Communism in China is the most important event of the 20th century.
After the Manchu dynasty was overthrown in 1911, the country was in bad state. Amidst poverty, hunger and frustration people in China thought that was time to call for modernization. The belief resulted in a series of rejection of traditions. It was then; the Chinese leaders and king makers realized that the traditional Confucianism had stopped working for China. The country started looking outside for their improvement.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the economy in China ever growing, but trade imbalances is the threat to its economic stability.
Chinas government is encouraging domestic demand and trying to reduce its dependency over investment and exports.
National Bureau of Statistics in 2005 recorded saying "The nation's economy has continued to develop towards the target of macro-regulation as a good momentum of steady and rapid growth is maintained."
But there was growing concerns about an economic imbalance between urban and rural prosperity and investment. In addition, it was reported that that Chinese farmers' incomes are not growing fast enough since 2000.
So, whether the Communism, which is supposed to work towards an even society, has proved to be a success in China is still a big question. Communism has brought in many changes in China, but, perhaps it has stopped working towards even society and more concerned to win the race of capitalism against developed Western countries.
Karl Marx started communism but through Soviet communism, his philosophy was abandoned and only tyranny prevailed. Marx said that a man's worth reflected his efforts and that the state of equality gives a mans "final stage in life." This philosophy reflects Communism to be not only anti-Christian, but anti any divine deity.
Communism played significant role in the shaping of China. Communism has been in China for less than 100 years. The rise of Communism in China is the most important event of the 20th century.
After the Manchu dynasty was overthrown in 1911, the country was in bad state. Amidst poverty, hunger and frustration people in China thought that was time to call for modernization. The belief resulted in a series of rejection of traditions. It was then; the Chinese leaders and king makers realized that the traditional Confucianism had stopped working for China. The country started looking outside for their improvement.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the economy in China ever growing, but trade imbalances is the threat to its economic stability.
Chinas government is encouraging domestic demand and trying to reduce its dependency over investment and exports.
National Bureau of Statistics in 2005 recorded saying "The nation's economy has continued to develop towards the target of macro-regulation as a good momentum of steady and rapid growth is maintained."
But there was growing concerns about an economic imbalance between urban and rural prosperity and investment. In addition, it was reported that that Chinese farmers' incomes are not growing fast enough since 2000.
So, whether the Communism, which is supposed to work towards an even society, has proved to be a success in China is still a big question. Communism has brought in many changes in China, but, perhaps it has stopped working towards even society and more concerned to win the race of capitalism against developed Western countries.
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