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The Chinese Revolution, in 1949, enlarged the socialist bloc and provided new models for revolutionaries in various parts of the world. By being part of institutions controlled by capitalist countries until recently, it may be possible for China to begin a more serene re-evaluation of events. This Revolution that intrigues the West and the reforms promoted by the regime from the end of the twentieth century impose the ever renewed task of clarifying the profile and direction of an epic journey that has not yet been completed.