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Chinese Revolution - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Isolating China from Russia (Soviet Union) by breaking any political relationships between the PRC and the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist republics.
      - Stopping almost every relationships with countries in Asia and avoiding new ones.
    - - Industrialized China
      - Lead to the creation of the People’s republic of China (PRC) commonly known as ‘China’, developing China into an independent sovereign state
      - A campaign lead by Mao undertaken by the CCP between 1958 and 1960 in the hope of changing China into a more communist country (Great leap).
    - - Fight between the KMT (Kuomintang) and CCP (Chinese Communist Party) for the legitimacy as the government of China.
      - It determined what nation China would be
      - Japan invasion
    - - Scio-Political Transformations
  - - - 228 massacre
        
        In 1947, a Taiwan, groups of agents, shot a woman on her head and killed her because she was holding "contraband" cigarettes and money around the Tobacco Monopoly bureau An angry crowd quickly gathered to confront the agents on their excessive use of force but the agents responded by another inappropriate force usage which fired into the crowd. It was unsure if the agents were Japanese invaders or PLGA (as they're known for their excessive power usage) who had killed the woman. So KMT members quickly up rose an anti-governmental movement in Taiwan violently suppressing and killing bot of civilians; Japanese, and Mao supporters as it was unclear which agents were the one who had shot the woman (228 Massacre).
      - The CCP widely used the PLGA (People's Liberation Guerrilla Army, which contained the main, secondary, and base forces) to kill and harm people who didin't subscribe to the Maoist ideology.
    - - The resources especially the agricultural products were taken by powerful Maoist from the peasants to feed themselves which left the peasants and a large number of citizens in hunger and famine
      - Farm animals were being slaughtered for the reasons
    - - Roads were destroyed
      - Telecom networks were closed to keep citizens isolated from anti communist, specifically anti-Maoist countries
      - Schools were destroyed by Maoists
        
        Children didn't get education, because school gave children the "alternative resources of livelihood" and developed children into thinking Maosits are potential threats and have outdated ideology
        
        Chidren were dragged into politics getting involved in war or other ways of supporting the Maoists or Nationalists
    - - Maoists had a large number of women cadres as the idea of the strategy was to brainwash and to drag children into the Maoist ideology. Due to the patriarchy present at the time, children spent most of their time with their mum’s so having many women meant that the coming generation would be Maoist too.
    - - Even though they are more of a communalist countries now, the Revolution helped them gain experiences and explore strategies which helped them transitioning into a new belief communalist smoothly without any civil war happening between opposing ideologies
- - - - The main cause of the long march was that the society didn't like the CCCP's way of Communism interpretation. It was clear that Chinese citizens didn't hate communism as most of them followed Maoism which was also a different perspective of communism.
      - The government defined communism as the belief that goes after individuality aiming to grow or decline citizens based on their hierarchy and economical levels, the higher class society and people who are vulnerably involved in the politics getting more of the resources whilst the poor society as well as people who are not related to the political part of China like, farmers got the least of the resources
      - Chinese citizens defined communism as the belief that goes after individuality aiming to grow or decline ALL the citizens together by communally owning the country's resources and properties to fairly distribute them.
    - - The CCCP not being able to fairly distribute communally owned properties and resources between citizens, favoring rich people were the poor working society barely got things.
      - The CCCP was only loved by CCCP cadres and high class citizens but hated by the most art of the citizens as their was a huge lack of equality.
    - - Chinese citizens wanted their own fair government which was not connected to any other countries
    - - The formation of two different parties helped to threw down CCCP as both of the different party members were able to join their forces to create a larger force
      - Even though Mao was the most influencer, who held most people of the long march to himself, there were few members of Kuomintang. And both of the parties wanted to be the next Chinese government which lead them to a battle
  - - - A movement in 1934 where many people mainly Mao Zedong, Zhu De, Zhou Enlai, Liu Shaoqi, and Lin Biao fought across Western China abandoning their base and retreat and eliminating the red army
      - As the long march was getting stronger and stronger with more supporters people were being able to exploit their ideologies which brought diversity and more parties.
        
        KMT (Kuomintang): Nationalists
        
        CPP (Chinese Community Party): Maoists (Brunch of communists)