What was the impact that Communism had on China?

In order to understand how communism shaped the current Chinese society, you need to understand what communism is. An in depth analysis based on one of the original papers entitled The Communist Manifesto, written by Karl Marx in 1848, communism (also known as Marxism) is composed of not only by the removal of personal possessions, but also by the removal of social classes, inheritance and property rights, along with the government having control of all communication, transportation, factories, agriculture, education and labor (All about Philosophy). Communism does not only theoretically equally distribute natural resources, but it also equally distributes human resources, such as creativity and talents, as well. Also, there is no need to fear unemployment if you keep positively contributing to the community because it insures that you will be working and receiving income. In simpler terms, the government has control of everything, and they—in the ideal example of communism—distribute it equally among all of the citizens, with no differentiation between the social classes.