Domestic: CCP created this policy called Marriage Law. Thorough this policy, both genders were able to to be equal in unity and both genders had to agree to be married.. Mao aimed to have support of women and other individuals that were against arrange marriages. As a result of this reform, Mao gained the support of many women and was able to consolidate power.
Economic:Mao needed to catch up to Great Britain's industrialization within 15 years. People were organized into communes to work on projects like dams and railroads. People were constrained to work with small rest. While the arrangement centered on industry-agriculture was overlooked. Dry seasons caused one of the biggest starvations in history. Many sources location 14-20 million deaths, and another 23-40 million deaths due to starvation. The government does not recognize any flaws and by 1961 essentially forsakes the communes.
Political:The Hundred flowers Campaign was a political aim. This was used to promote progress in the fields of art, literature, and science, by allowing criticism and some freedom of expression. The criticisms received would help bring improvements to the country. However, the CPC's actions were negatively criticized, which led the Anti-rightist movements.
Cultural: When most individuals were centered on settling China’s economy, Mao was concerned about individuals whereas it was fascinated by making money. Modern China required a social insurgency to urge freed of ancient thoughts, culture, traditions, and habits. By 1969, Mao recognized the overabundances of the Ruddy Watches and endeavored to drag them back.
Social : When Mao came to power in 1949, only 30% of the population was literate. Mao hated those he considered “intellectual elites”.
He believed in hands-on training, use of the Little Red Book in terms of a text. Students could be sent to the Soviet Union for higher education. Overall, Mao did little to improve either education.