what is the difference between the russian revolution and the chinese revolution?

Everyone got hungry an hour after the Chinese Revolution.

No, but seriously, historians have said that communism adapted to the existing "national identity" traits that existed in each country even before the revolutions.

And that India's "national character" - the kind of government it already had (authoritarian and state-based vs individualistic) made it less likely to embrace communism.

That's all I remember from that college course I took . . .

no longer a brilliant distinction realistically. the two got here from very violent struggles. the jap by twist of destiny surpassed the chinese language communists an benefit many times by ability of professional-Democratic and Royalists being hit harder by ability of the jap military and intentionally with the aid of fact the Marxists commited a good distance much less to battling the jap than the Royalists. as quickly as Japan become bumped off the scene the Marxist have been waiting to take administration of China and then began the 1st of many genocidal purges. the U.S. become born like Marxist China in the process a international war. back genocide permiated the guideline of Marxist. the two Marxist governments failed economically. The Soviets collapsed thoroughly on an identical time as the chinese language switched to a capitalist financial equipment and thrived as quickly as they switched from a Marxist financial equipment. the two revolutions idealized the impoverised and tried to erase the adjustments between genders. the two overtuned long status dynasties and replaced them with much extra oppressive governments.

Carry-out. Just kiddin'.