During the Chinese Civil War, the Communist party appealed to the rural peasant class.
Explanation:
Chinese Communism had a remarkable leadership. The inability of the rulers and failure in adapting modern technology were the reason for the decline of China.
Mao Zedong, a cadre of Chinese Communist Party rejected all the rebellious activities with urban laborers. In countryside, they were successful in winning support of the rural peasant class.
By fighting with the Japanese invaders, the CCP expanded its strength tremendously. After the Chinese Civil war (1945), the party managed base areas with experienced army and achieved alliance between peasants, wage-earners, the middle class, and small industrialist.
