Mao Zedong and Him as a Leader

China: a land which is as delicate as the pottery that carries its name, and a land that has been ravaged by the upheavals endured throughout thousands of years. In retrospect, revolution and rotation has always been the essence of Chinese culture, from the early Hsia dynasty to the present Communist reign. Dynasties went through a predictable cycle, which started with a strong administration and ended with corruption and the loss of the so-called 'Mandate of Heaven.' In 1911, the Republic of China was born under the supervision of Sun Yat Sen. Despite the new name, the republic did not escape the age old dynastic cycle: just as it rose from the ashes of the Manchu dynasty, it eventually and almost inevitably fell to the Communists cadres and its own evils. Out of the vacuum created by the fall of the republic under Chiang Kai-shek, emerged the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with a young visionary at its head: Mao Zedong. Even before the declaration of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Mao was a key factor determining the events that changed the face of his country.…