Marx

Marx (1818-1883): Mentor of proletarian revolution and founder of Marxism. In June 1843, he married Jenny. In October, moved to Paris. The "1844 Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts" written in 1844, starting from the standpoint of materialism and communism, conducted a critical study of bourgeois political economy and the capitalist system, and made a preliminary theoretical argument for communism. At the end of August 1844, Marx and Engels met in Paris and fought side by side throughout their lives. In fact, Marxism is a scientific theoretical system co-founded by Marx and Engels. Marxism is the product of the intensification of capitalist contradictions and the development of the workers' movement. As a complete scientific theoretical system, it is gradually formed in the process of constantly summarizing practical experience. Its main theoretical sources include: German classical philosophy, British classical political economics, and British and French utopian socialism. Marxism includes three main components: philosophical dialectical materialism and historical materialism; political economy; and scientific socialism.