This leader attempted to explain his ruling philosophy in the papers On Practice and On Contradiction.
This leader attempted to explain his ruling philosophy in the papers On Practice and On Contradiction. While he was in power, his country went to war with India because he refused to accept the McMahon Line agreed to in the Simla Accord. At one point, he moved recent high school graduates from cities to remote areas in the Down to the Countryside Movement. His leadership role increased when he orchestrated a major retreat from Nationalist forces in the mid 1930s. His effort to quickly industrialize his country is believed to have caused tens of millions of deaths around 1960, and his wife was arrested soon after his death as part of the Gang of Four. Name this leader responsible for the Cultural Revolution, Long March, and Great Leap Forward in China.
This leader attempted to explain his ruling philosophy in the papers On Practice and On Contradiction.
(Chairman) Mao Zedong [or Mao Tse-tung; prompt on Zedong or Tse-tung]