What caused the Communist revolutionary movement in China to gain strength?

Answer 1

The Communist Revolution in China happened (and, eventually, succeeded on a very large scale) for numerous reasons. Principally, the corruption and disorganization among the Communist's enemies should be noted. Equally important were the efficiency and the compassion of the Communists themselves, who rallied many to their banner who had been suffering for years from the Nationalists or other traditional leaders of regions in China.

Answer 2

In the era following World War II, the Communists succeeded in taking over China for several closely related reasons. Perhaps most importantly, the Communists were extremely well-organized, had mustered the support of the "common" people throughout China, and were becoming increasingly well-armed through support from the Soviet Union and other means. For another thing, the Nationalists opposed to the Communists were typically disorganized, thoroughly corrupt, apathetic to the needs of the "common" Chinese, and more interested in their personal profit than in the fate of China overall.

Answer 3

Unequal distribution of wealth between social classes

Answer 4

diet and exercise