Analysis of the Characteristics and Impacts of ‘Red Songs’ on Social Mobilization During the CCP Yan’an Period

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10.2991/assehr.k.210121.184How to use a DOI?

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Yan’an period, Red songs, Social mobilization

Abstract

Social mobilization is essentially a combination work involved with polity, military, culture, and economics. Its success largely lies on the the subjects of the implementation (subjects), objects of implementation (objects) as well as the proper methods. Steeped in the modern Chinese history, a series of social mobilizations have been conducted, however, most of them had encountered failure due to the limitation of the subject class and the one-sidedness of method. At the meantime, the social mobilization carried out by the CCP during the Yan’an period through the red songs, on the one hand, had achieved enormous success. It results from both the guidance of Marxist literary theory which was applied in its own context and the meritorious experience of the past. As a result, the solid foundation of the Chinese revolution was built and laid the groundwork for the ultimate victory of the revolution.

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