Mao Zedong was born during the darkest moment of Chinese history. When he was young, he was hopeful and determined to save the world. Starting from Xiang River, he expanded his voyage well beyond boundaries, ranging from Forbidden City up North, to Huang Pu Military Academy down South, establishing the Communist Party in the East and saving the Coup crisis in the West. He never believed in giving up. Despite numerous setbacks, he became stronger and more determined to persevere. Thanks to his fierce fights, he emerged as a true leader of Chinese people. He led the army to victory against the Japanese invasion during World War II, and won the Civil War against Kuomintang. He proudly established the new People’s Republic of China in the orient where the sun rises. During his entire life, he kept his people in his heart. He built the new country’s infrastructure. Keeping a humble attitude and warning against corruption, he led the country through fights against imperialism and world dominance. China stepped out of its barren misery and turned into a powerhouse where people consumed grains from their own soil and used resources from their own land. Children enjoyed free education and the country was on its way to prosperity. China also built its own nuclear weapons and sent its own satellite to space. People felt safe and protected. Mao was a poet and well read and his philosophical works continue to inspire new generations of China. The new China under his leadership came out of its darkest moment, and became a new shining star of the world.