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Communism and capitalsm
in the People‘s Republic of China
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Overview
• Mao Zedong
• Cultural Revolution
• The Great Leap Forward
• Deng Xiaoping
• Hu Jintao
• Everyday life
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Mao Zedong
• First Librarian in Peking
• Member of the cofunders of
the People‘s Party of China
• Discouraged enemies by brutality
• Pushed his followers into bloodthirstiness
• Head of State in 1954
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Cultural Revolution
• Was the last masscampaign of Zedong
• Class conflicts were very important
• Zedong activated rebels against the conservative
community
• Whole structure should become communist
Isabella Lang and Lydia
Schachner
The Great Leap Forward
• From 1958 until 1962
• Aim:
– to make China an economic power
– To strengthen communism
– Farmer became manpower
Isabella Lang and Lydia
Schachner
The Great Leap Forward
• Not enough farmers for agriculture
• Catastrophe – many people died
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Deng Xiaoping
• Leader of the communist
party and of the People‘s
Republic of China
• After civil war, he became
General secretary
• Never head of the state
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Deng Xiaoping
On 19 december 1984 Xiapoing and the
British prime minister signed the Sino
British Joint Declaration which appointed
that China gets back the colony
Hongkong in 1997.
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Hu Jintao
• Involved in technical and
political leadership
positions
• Became president in 2003
• In 2005 he joined the
meeting of the UNO
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Everyday life
• Day begins at 6 o`clock with gymnastics
or jogging
• Variety of cultural events for example:
cinema, theatre, sports event and a busy
nightlife.
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
Everyday life II
• 8000 executions a year
• Very strict censorship
• 184 million overweight people
Isabella Lang and Lydia
Schachner
THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner

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  • 1. Communism and capitalsm in the People‘s Republic of China Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 2. Overview • Mao Zedong • Cultural Revolution • The Great Leap Forward • Deng Xiaoping • Hu Jintao • Everyday life Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 3. Mao Zedong • First Librarian in Peking • Member of the cofunders of the People‘s Party of China • Discouraged enemies by brutality • Pushed his followers into bloodthirstiness • Head of State in 1954 Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 4. Cultural Revolution • Was the last masscampaign of Zedong • Class conflicts were very important • Zedong activated rebels against the conservative community • Whole structure should become communist Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 5. The Great Leap Forward • From 1958 until 1962 • Aim: – to make China an economic power – To strengthen communism – Farmer became manpower Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 6. The Great Leap Forward • Not enough farmers for agriculture • Catastrophe – many people died Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 7. Deng Xiaoping • Leader of the communist party and of the People‘s Republic of China • After civil war, he became General secretary • Never head of the state Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 8. Deng Xiaoping On 19 december 1984 Xiapoing and the British prime minister signed the Sino British Joint Declaration which appointed that China gets back the colony Hongkong in 1997. Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 9. Hu Jintao • Involved in technical and political leadership positions • Became president in 2003 • In 2005 he joined the meeting of the UNO Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 10. Everyday life • Day begins at 6 o`clock with gymnastics or jogging • Variety of cultural events for example: cinema, theatre, sports event and a busy nightlife. Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 11. Everyday life II • 8000 executions a year • Very strict censorship • 184 million overweight people Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner
  • 12. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION Isabella Lang and Lydia Schachner