Study On Young Mao Zedong’s Revolution View

Young Mao Zedong’s revolution views include the essence of revolution,the purpose of revolution and the way of revolution and so on,which involves his practice and abandonment of the "bloodless revolution" in the real struggle,and his study of the "Russian revolution" from strict to recognition and acceptance.When he first went to Changsha to study,although Mao Zedong’s understanding of the Reform Movement and the 1911 Revolution was not very clear,his revolution tendency and style had been highlighted by cutting braids and joining the army after he came into contact with the opinions of bourgeois revolutionaries.While studying in the Hunan First Normal School,he put forward the idea that "the revolution should not be based on military confrontation,but on the elimination of the old and the spread of the new",and had many profound articles on the rationality of "reinventing"China and "the great revolution".In the Xinmin Institute,"remoulding China and the world" was actually Mao Zedong’s daily proposition,which was later confirmed as the policy of the institute’s affairs by the Montargis Conference of members studying in France and the Changsha New Year Conference.This proposition expressed his revolution purpose,and the organization and leadership of Hunan anti-Japanese patriotic struggle was the initial practice of this proposition.Under the impact of the world revolution tide after the First World War and the October Revolution,Mao Zedong began to accept the theory of class and class struggle in the May 4th Movement,and his revolution view began to inject Marxist elements.At the same time,he believed that "bloodless revolution" and "voice revolution" were still a more"economic" way,and devoted all his efforts to leading the drive-Zhang movement and the Hunan autonomy movement in more than a year.The direct reason for the success of the drive-Zhang movement was the internal strife among the warlords,which made Mao Zedong,who was committed to the peaceful petition,quite disappointed;the failure of the Hunan autonomous movement shows that "political reform is hopeless".By the early winter of 1920,Mao Zedong firmly turned to the "Russian revolution".Base on the constant inquiry into the essence of revolution and the profound consciousness in Philosophy,young Mao Zedong adhere to the revolution stand and the spirit of struggle and firm to the revolution purpose of "remoulding China and the world".his revolution view has been enriched and developed in the practice of struggle.The transition to "Russian Revolution" is the inevitable result of the combination of young Mao Zedong’s "thorough" research and unremitting practice.Marked by the acceptance of the "Russian Revolution",Mao Zedong grew up to be a Marxist.