History shows that the two historical tasks of modern China society are not isolated, but interrelated. The task of the former clears the obstacles and creates the necessary premise for the latter. The latter task is the ultimate goal and inevitable requirement of the former task. The Chinese nation mainly completed the former task in modern times and the latter task in modern times. The two tasks are unified, and they are unified in liberating and developing China's social productive forces.
These two tasks are both different and closely related. Because the corrupt social system restricts the development of productive forces and hinders the progress of economy and technology, we must first change this social system in order to create preconditions for realizing the prosperity of the country and the prosperity of the people.
Because there is no struggle against feudalism, it is impossible to overthrow the imperialist reactionary rule over China, change the economic and political lifeline of their control over China, use their privileges to export a large number of goods and capital to China, and oppress the development of China's national industry and commerce.
It is impossible to abolish the feudal landlord's land ownership and autocratic political system, realize national unity and social stability, and concentrate on economic, cultural, educational and other aspects of modernization, so as to realize the prosperity of the country and the prosperity of the people.
Contradictions in Semi-colonial and Semi-feudal Society in Modern China;
The contradiction of semi-colonial and semi-feudal society in modern China presents a complicated situation. There are contradictions between the Chinese nation and imperialism, between peasants and landlords, between the bourgeoisie and landlords, between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie, between various groups and factions within the feudal ruling class, between imperialist countries and in China.
Among these social contradictions, the contradiction between imperialism and the Chinese nation, feudalism and the masses of the people are the dominant ones. These two pairs of principal contradictions and their struggles run through the whole semi-colonial and semi-feudal society of China, and play a decisive role in the development and changes of modern China society.
The development and evolution of China's modern society is the result of the interweaving and alternation of the above two major contradictions. The Great Revolution in modern China took place and developed on the basis of these major contradictions and their intensification.