Category: Mao Zedong

Introduction to Mao Zedong’s Leadership Mao Zedong, the great leader and founding chairman of the Peoples Republic of China, also Marxist, proletarian revolutiony, strategist and also theorist, the main founder of the communist party of China the people’s liberation army. A half-century of revolution from the foundation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 1921 to…

As Mao Zedong said in 1976, Some people say that China loves peace. Thats bragging. In fact, the Chinese people love struggle. I do, for one (Mao Zedong 1967). Mao Zedong is one of the few, held most responsible for the cultural and political shift made in China during the Cultural Revolution, which lasted from…

Leadership is a research area and a skill that is defined as a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal (Northouse, 2019, p.5). Anyone has the potential ability to lead and guide other individuals, teams, or organizations, and that ability is present in many different situations whether we…

China’s political reform is not the political system reform understood by many western scholars, which does not involve the change of the basic political framework, but a reform focusing on government governance or government management system. The Chinese path is characterized not only by its proven diversity, which cannot be replicated in the west but…

Mao Zedong is one of China’s most famous figures. He led the Chinese people in expelling the Japanese Aggression. He founded China in 1949 and became its first leader. He made a whole country. Today, his portrait hangs in Tiananmen Square. He was not only a hero but also an important statesman, thinker, military strategist,…

Introduction The social and political environment often determines how a person leads and controls the rest of their life. Human beings are compelled to follow their path by emulating what others do or looking at the current circumstances they are in. It is the society they live in that shapes humans and their actions, and…

Every strong leader aims to have his people acknowledge, respect, and honor his authority. This did not change in the case of Mao Zedong. He wanted to rule China in a fashion that made him out to be worshipped by his people. Mao was a revolutionist; he became the head of the Communist Party (CCP)…