英文摘要 |
This paper focuses on Tai Chi-t'ao's Reflection on the role of party in 1925. Tai emphasized the similarities between experience of Russian Revolution and Three People's Principles, especially necessity of productive force. He then recognized the policy of alliance with Soviet Union and the role of party which leaded development of productive force. Tai also talked about the relationship between party and social groups. Tai pointed out that Kuomintang (KMT) should lead and change “political consciousness” of Chinese social elites, and made them become revolutionary leaders. If they couldn't be changed, KMT members should replace these social elites. According to Tai's point of view, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) instilled historical materialism in Chinese peasants and workers to make them become radical. In other words, CCP created class struggles by inculcation. Considering the level of productive force and class differentiation in China, Tai believed that CCP's strategies of mobilization was against practical reality in China and experience of Soviet Union. However, the leader of CCP, Chen Duxiu, had different points of view about party. Chen believed that class struggle should be means for mobilizing workers and peasants for national revolution. He also indicated that party reflected interests of social class. He criticized that Tai was willing to unitized KMT and make KMT as a bourgeoisie party. According to Chen's points of view, KMT and CCP represented bourgeoisie and proletarian; Tai thought these parties guided different revolutionary ways. Chen and Tai had different points about the role of party, but they both had similar conclusions that KMT and CCP would have conflicts soon. These conclusions showed a chasm between two parties even though the Comintern insisted the cooperation between them. |