Lenin, as we all know, was a well-known proletarian movement in the world and a well-deserved great revolutionary who led the Russian people, led them to the victory of the revolution and established a powerful state; as a result of the October Revolution in Russia, which he led, also brought Marx's theory to China, so that China had a beacon for its progress in the vast darkness.
However, as the first person to dare to eat crabs, in fact, Lenin's life has also experienced hardships, Lenin himself was born in an aristocratic family, his father himself came from poverty, but by his own talent and ability, he successfully reversed the poverty of the family, became the director of education, and laid the foundation for the education cause in Russia, while Lenin's mother, although only a housewife, still attaches great importance to the education of the children in the family.
Most of Lenin's brothers and sisters later joined the revolution, and after he himself joined the revolution, he also experienced hardships, in 1887 Lenin joined the student movement and was arrested by the police, and later expelled from the school, of course, this arrest was only a pediatric compared to the later fate, although this time he was forbidden to live in Kazan, but Lenin still lived for a long time, after moving to samara, he was also admitted to the University of Petersburg to study law.
The second arrest was because he founded a working-class liberation struggle association in Petersburg, this time he was sentenced to 14 months in prison, after which he did not return home, but was directly exiled to Siberia, in Siberia for 3 years, although the conditions were very difficult, Lenin still insisted on completing the revolutionary theory, until the end of the exile period, and then returned to the country, so it can be seen that this second exile is actually time-limited.
In fact, it can be seen that the two exiles were not very long, so it is also wondering why Nicholas II captured Lenin and chose to exile instead of killing him. In fact, in comparison, it is not that the Tsar did not kill, but it is possible that he did not find evidence of Lenin's specific revolution at all, or that lenin's social identity was hindered, so he had to choose exile. The tsar's cruelty to the domestic revolution was evident, and Lenin's brother was killed for his active participation in the Popular Party during his time at school, which, of course, was a very extreme organization that had been seeking to assassinate the Tsar and was therefore targeted.
Moreover, Stalin was exiled more often than Lenin, because he was arrested 7 times, exiled 6 times, and escaped from exile 5 times because of his participation in revolutionary activities. In fact, during the period of Tsarist rule, exile was far more severe than the result of direct execution, because the conditions of exile in Siberia were very simple, basically equivalent to pronouncing a person to death, and they could only suffer endlessly, but they did not come back for a day, similar to Lenin and Stalin, who could escape from exile, which was fundamentally very few.