This paper explores the spread of Marxist biographical literature in modern China, focusing on the translation, interpretation, and influence of these works on Chinese intellectual and political landscapes. It examines key figures and events that facilitated the introduction of Marxist ideas to China, highlighting the role of translations and publications in shaping the discourse around Marxism and its foundational figures. The narrative traces the evolution of Marxist thought in China, from its initial reception to its adaptation within various Chinese political and social contexts.
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