Introduction
This research undertaking seeks to analyze a speech attributed to Mao Zedong, a Chinese political leader, and social icon. He delivered the speech on June 30, 1949, in recognition of the Communist’s party victory. It had monumental influence and relevance because it pre-empted future relations and cooperation between China and Russia. It also rooted for propagation and sustenance of people’s democratic dictatorship. The speech alluded to previous struggles and efforts that characterized China’s clamor for liberation. It also sought to entrench and consolidate support for the communist regime by exalting people as sole custodians of leadership and freedom.
Discussion
Mao proclaimed that the communist party had come of age as evidenced through its triumph in the elections. He outlined China’s journey to maturity about its foray into communism and other relevant ideological thresholds. He condemned imperialist aggression exhibited by western countries towards China. However, he acknowledged the resolve to liberate China from Chiang Kai-Shek. Mao’s definition marshaled support for the new regime because it persuaded people to embrace ideals that would ultimately facilitate cooperation with communist leadership.
His speech inspired people and made them feel like part of the leadership. Mao’s definition excluded western imperialists and oppressors who brought suffering to the people of China. According to Mao, imperialists were responsible for the suffering witnessed during the period preceding the communist victory.
Conclusion
The inspirational nature of Mao’s speech sought to mobilize people to support the communist regime. It outlined various benefits that would manifest because of such support. He inspired people to believe in the communist regime through his oratory prowess and competence. He also outlined the agenda of the Communist Party and urged the people to demand accountability and transparency.