ChairmanMeow
Active Member
Ultimately and fundamentally, Mao Zedong was a tyrant of China. His reign was responsible for thousands of deaths among Chinese civilians; His frantic economic and political policies almost ultimately resulted in failure and because of his gorse negligence toward the Chinese people, The PRC is now today one of the most policed states in the world which deprives many natural rights to its citizens, rights that a common westerner would take for granted such as freedom of religion or speech.
To help show my view of Mao Zedong: the following is an excerpt from an essay I wrote concerning the “Great Leap Forward.”
“Because of the outlandish policies of a frantic government struggling to catch up with modern industrialization, the Chinese became more desperate for a successful economic outcome. This course of action became justified by its dubious economic policies which almost ultimately resulted in failure. In the later years of Mao’s grand experiment, the Chinese government was brought to a bigger problem than economic status, its people were starving. Because of a lack of agricultural focus and a combination of unfavorable weather, the whole of china began to experience a serious crop failure. There was not enough food to appease the appetite china had. And as a result, 20 million Chinese brothers and sisters died at the hand of a father who did not love them.”
To help show my view of Mao Zedong: the following is an excerpt from an essay I wrote concerning the “Great Leap Forward.”
“Because of the outlandish policies of a frantic government struggling to catch up with modern industrialization, the Chinese became more desperate for a successful economic outcome. This course of action became justified by its dubious economic policies which almost ultimately resulted in failure. In the later years of Mao’s grand experiment, the Chinese government was brought to a bigger problem than economic status, its people were starving. Because of a lack of agricultural focus and a combination of unfavorable weather, the whole of china began to experience a serious crop failure. There was not enough food to appease the appetite china had. And as a result, 20 million Chinese brothers and sisters died at the hand of a father who did not love them.”
