If the long history of mankind is compared to a galaxy, then the outstanding figures in history are like the brilliant stars on the milky way that light up our starry sky and at a certain time push the course of history. Qin Shi Huang swept the six-in-one to unify the world, Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty conquered the western region to expand his territory, Alexander swept through the Middle East effortlessly to occupy Egypt, Napoleon dominated Europe, and so on, the ideas and decisions of these outstanding figures are the inexhaustible wealth that our future generations will enjoy.
After the Industrial Revolution, people could create their own tools to make better use of resources, rather than relying on the sky to eat as before. The process of society has been greatly accelerated, the competition for natural resources between countries has also intensified, two world wars have broken out in succession, and countries around the world are facing their own drastic social changes. The times are heroes, and many great people have emerged between countries during this time, who have led the people of their own countries to a profound change. Today we will introduce some of the most prominent of these great men.
One: Lenin
Lenin was born in the dark period of Tsarist rule, and his father was a common intellectual, which also allowed Lenin to receive a relatively good education from an early age. Later, he was admitted to the University of St. Petersburg with his excellent grades, and as he grew up, Lenin recognized the decay and darkness of the tsarist rule, came into contact with Marxism, and translated the Communist Manifesto into Russian. Lenin was repeatedly arrested and imprisoned for many organizational activities, but he did not shrink back from fear, but constantly propagated new ideas to the people, calling them to resist tyranny, and finally under Lenin's leadership, the October Revolution broke out and established the world's first proletarian democratic dictatorship.
Two: Stalin
Stalin was Lenin's successor, he came from a poor background, his father was a shoemaker, and he was not good to Stalin from an early age, and Stalin's mother was bent on making Stalin a priest, but Stalin did not do what she wanted. Stalin was forced to drop out of school because he could not pay the high school fees, but he was exposed to and learned Marxism during his schooling and was deeply attracted to it. After dropping out of school, Stalin resolutely threw himself into the revolution and later met Lenin, because he was attracted by Lenin's powerful personal charm, stalin has always been closely united with Lenin in revolutionary struggle. After Lenin's death, Stalin took over the post of General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, under Stalin's hands the Soviet Union achieved industrialization and collectivization of agriculture, and under Stalin's leadership defeated German fascism and won the Great Patriotic War.
Three: Sun Yat-sen
Like Mr. Lu Xun, Dr. Sun Yat-sen gave up medicine and struggled to find a good way to heal the country, but unlike Lu Xun's words as weapons, Sun Yat-sen embarked on the road of radical violent revolution. Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary path was not smooth sailing, and in 1895 he conspired to carry out the revolution in Guangdong, but unfortunately it was revealed that Sun Yat-sen could only be forced into exile. However, overseas, Sun Yat-sen still insisted on propagating revolutionary ideas, established many revolutionary groups among the overseas students, and sowed the seeds of revolution. After the outbreak of the Wuchang Uprising, Sun Yat-sen was elected as the provisional president, but unfortunately the fruits of the revolution were stolen by Yuan Shikai, but Dr. Sun Yat-sen was the first to raise the banner of complete anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism, and was honored as the "Father of the Republic of China".
Four: Mao Zedong
When it comes to China's greatest people since ancient times, the first thought that comes to many people's minds is Chairman Mao. He led the poor peasants to establish a new China that truly belonged to the peasants as the masters of their own affairs, from the small party represented by 13 people at the beginning to the current number of the whole party of nearly 100 million, and no one knows the ups and downs. When we encounter difficult problems, we will complain that it is too difficult, but compared with Chairman Mao's life, who deserves to say that it is difficult? Under the leadership of Chairman Mao, the three mountains that weighed down on the people were overthrown, a series of problems of ethnic discrimination and unequal treaties were swept away, and the Chinese nation achieved unprecedented unity.
Moreover, Chairman Mao's ideas have spread far and wide abroad, and they have also inspired those oppressed nations to carry out their own struggles. Although Chairman Mao has left us, the new China he founded has become the world's second largest economy, and the Communist Party of China he founded has led the people of the whole country to successfully fight the new crown epidemic, so that the countries of the world can see what a responsible government is and what a big country should bear. Our country is already implementing the phrase "Long live the great unity of the people of the world" on the upper floor of Tiananmen Square, and is relying on its own efforts to create a community with a shared future for mankind.