I have read the “Red scarf girl” written by Ji-Li Jiang in the reading logs task, which it was provided me with the background of the Communist Party in China between 1943 and 1969. During that era, China had the leader of the Communist Party called “Mao Zedong”. He was aiming to transform China into a modern communist society through the process of “agriculturalization”. However, there were either advantages or disadvantages on a huge number of Chinese people.

During 1949, Chairman Mao or Mao Zedong became one of the most powerful men in the world. He had a purpose of developing China into a modern communist society, and transforming Chinese into a higher living standard, so he decided to focus on the economy of China. He did want to solve the problem from the cause, which the huge problems of the country during his leadership were about equalization. This led him to think about solving problems of the gap between rural and urban areas, which he set the rule that the party will share out the land equally between the rich and poor. …show more content…
It was the way to get rid the gap between rich and poor, as everyone has been given the same amount of goods or profits from the agriculture. Moreover, it helped the peasants to earn their living and be free from the rural productive forces. Even though there were a huge beneficial to the laboring peasants by helping them to solve their poverty issue, the landlords were losing their main income, which they normally gained from the peasants. However, the agricultural theory was provided equal opportunity to both peasants and landlords. In addition, the distribution circuits were enabling China to convert profits from moving goods and agricultural products into capital that could be paved the way to develop the