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China Socialism
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Johnny Altamirano
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Hello, Mr Berry.
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It's me, Johnny here.
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And this is my president on Chinese social.
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All right, so history of China, The Chinese Communist Party
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was established in 1921 obviously with the angle of achieving
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communism. So a quote that I found was, uh, Socialism
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itself is the first stage of communism, and here in
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China were still in the primary stage of socialism.
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That is the under developed stage.
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This article waas why China is a socialist country and
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web site was learning from China.
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So, um, when the People's Republic was founded in 1949
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China embraced the Marxist Leninist socialist.
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So basically, the Marxist Lenin style Marxist Leninist of socialism
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is where everyone every individual has to share everything.
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Like, no matter how hard you work, you gotta share
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it with alongside everyone else.
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Uh, back then, China was divided into numerous communes which
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were collective farms owned by the state.
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And within those communes, everything from your farm work till
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harvest and mules were shared.
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Almost everyone you couldn't keep anything to yourself and get
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a ship like if you were toe have private property.
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That would be illegal if you were to do private
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cooking. Also illegal like no, not like nothing was to
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be hidden.
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Everything was to be shared.
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Yeah, s so all of this then led to a
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family in which was from 1958 to 1962 which was
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a total of four years.
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And at the end of the famine, it was calculated
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that about 30 million people, at least they're getting people
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lost their lives.
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Because, like all the working all right, uh, evolution of
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Chinese or Susan.
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So change started to appear in 1978 when ah, Dane
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Sho ping was elected for power.
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Or like to the power.
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And he then initiated an economic reform on basically everything.
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Like, you know, from back then, you know, I gotta
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share everything.
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Farmers were been allowed or now allowed toe sell their
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own crops.
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Entrepreneurs were allowed to start their own businesses and the
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foreigners were starting.
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We're allowed to start investing in China.
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Anything Chinese, um, paying started with Chinese with socialist socialism
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with Chinese characteristics.
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Basically, what he saw Ana during that like time or
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basically socialism with Chinese character six was like it was
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like for them developing the economy by emancipating and modernizing
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the focus of production while developing a market economy.
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So in a way, it's socialism with a little bit
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of capitalism in it, like they just wanted to mix
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it or not makes it.
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But just like at a bit of capitalism and like
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naked in their own eyes, all right, so does China
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practice socialism or capitalism?
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I believe China is more socialists.
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Although China has a market driven economy as well as
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individuals to own businesses, properties and sexual.
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The Communist Party of China controls the direction of the
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country and maintains of pathways to a socialist development, and
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I just do to be more equal amongst its people
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and aiming to have no classes.
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I lida China is more socialist than there are couples.
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There's my presentation and thank you for listening.
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