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Today in party history
On 1 december 1925, mao zedong published for the first time the analysis of all classes in chinese society. This article, as well as other articles published during this period, analysed the various classes of chinese society using marxist class analysis methods, identifying enemies and friends of the chinese revolution, thus bringing together the correct ideas within the party at the time and providing initial basic ideas about china's neo-democratic revolution。
After the first co-operation, and with the direct participation of the communists, the anti-imperial and anti-prosecution revolution broke out, yet complex revolutionary struggles brought to the attention of the communists many new questions without ready answers。
On 1 december 1925, mao zedong published a well-known " analysis of all classes in chinese society " . Using marxist class analysis methods, the article divides the various classes of chinese society into five major groups, i. E. The landlord and buyer classes, the national bourgeois class, the small bourgeois class, the semi-proletary class and the proletarian class. Mao concentrates on what was right in the party at the time, and in his article begins by saying, “who is our enemy? Who's our friend? This issue is at the forefront of the revolution.”
Mao’s initial statement of the basic philosophy of china’s neo-democratic revolution is that the proletarians unite all the semi-manufacturing classes (mainly poor farmers) that make up the vast majority of the country’s population, and that the small bourgeois classes (mainly middle-class farmers) seek to win the left of the middle class (mainly ethnic bourgeois) in order to defeat imperialism, warlords, bureaucrats, landlords, buyers, and build a coalition of revolutionary classes。
The analysis of all classes in chinese society lays down the theoretical basis of the mao zedong class analysis and is an important sign of the emergence of the neo-democratic revolution in china。
Today, times are changing, practice is changing, and the new construction journey calls for new theories. However, the analysis of the various classes of chinese society: to properly understand the new changes in the social fabric of our country, the idea of addressing the primary issue of “who relies on whom, unites whom, fights who” remains relevant today. Only in this way will we be able to manage relations between classes and classes in the process of the modernization of socialism and to advance the ambitious cause of the modernization of socialism。
