In April 1945, Mao Zedong said in his Report “On the Working Principles of the Seventh National Congress of the CPC”: “Marx and Engels founded the Marxist theory in 1843 (three years after the Opium War), but from 1843 to 1917, and for 74 years, the influence was mainly confined to Europe, and most people in the world did not know that there was a theory called Marxism.” “No one in China really knew about Marxist communism before…”
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