Communist revolution in China

p Communist revolution in China

Introduction

The pages of human history daubed in bloodsheds , the recent events being World War I II , Nanking (China , and Tiananmen Square in 1989 , ask the crying question . How to make this Planet Earth heaven-like ? The answer is simple and direct . Eyes full of understanding , heart full of love and the life that refuses conflicts-enough , these alone are enough . But the cruel human beings forget the lessons of history , soon . In the name of religion , race , ethnicity , language and color , they continue to fight and destroy

the fellow human beings . The materialistic civilization and the industrial and internet revolution have intensified the `battle royal ' for superiority and survival to new heights . God forbid , if there is going to be III World War , it is a war of push buttons , when the fate of humanity will be sealed in minutes , and the man has only to thank himself for his scientific achievements and blame himself for the ultimate calamity that he has invited , knowingly or unknowingly . The Chinese society is extremely complex . The Chinese revolutionaries are extremely radical the Chinese philosophers are extremely spiritual in any era , under the rule of Emperors or the Communists in the recent decades , the Chinese people have suffered extremely

How Dr . Spenser dispenses the Communist revolution in China , in his book , The Gate of Heavenly Peace

For a Westerner , the problem relating to understanding the Chinese history through their literature is the language . The syllables is the most discouraging aspect for the one who is determined to learn the language from the beginning each syllable looks like the tiny heap of small arms , though for the Chinese their language must be the sweetest sound on Earth and the syllables most beautiful . Spenser has covered one hundred years of Chinese history in the book explaining the stage by stage developments . The book can be categorized as a socio-spiritual work . The issues related to political reforms , women and marriage are also discussed quite often . The same has been done appropriate to the demand of the situation within the scope of the subject matter of the book divided into thirteen chapters . The philosophical currents of the Chinese thinkers and philosophers in the writings of Spence are seen clearly

The concept of Chinese Revolution is not the brainchild of one man . It has evolved over the period of last about one century involving many key players . The book is the literary as well as the political review of the conditions that culminated into making China of today . The biographical history has been narrated in a fascinating style by Dr . Spence . Poems and musings by historical characters have a meaning behind them and provide the true picture of the prevailing conditions in the society during the times to which they belonged

Take any major political crisis , war-like situation or the actual war the Chinese people suffered more in the hands of their own leadership than the enemy . The invading enemy at times , was ruthlessly cruel committed...