Why didn't the West interfere in the China Revolution during China's War of Liberation? Several reasons are important. First of all, we must know that in the early days of the liberation war, the world had just ended the Second World War. All countries, especially the great powers at that time, such as the United States, Japan, Britain and France, were recuperating and rebuilding after the war, which was also the reason why it was difficult to take care of China's war of liberation.

At the same time, the Second World War has just ended. China's war of liberation was also a war between the people of China. How can foreign forces interfere? After all, it's just an infighting between your brothers. The international situation at that time did not allow other foreign forces to intervene. Because they have just won a hard-won peace, how can they have the energy to interfere in other countries' internal affairs?

One of the most important reasons is that China's war of liberation was not just a struggle between the two parties. It's about the struggle between two different ideologies. One is the ideology of capitalism and class capitalism represented by the Kuomintang. One is the ideology of * * * serving the people and taking the people as the standard under the leadership of the * * * Production Party.

From the war of liberation, we can see that only by firmly putting people first and waging a people's war in Wang Yang can we win people's hearts, otherwise, as the Kuomintang blindly advocates elite leadership, it will only be internal corruption and gradually lose the support of the people, and it will be self-care. At the same time, the war of liberation is also a struggle between capitalism headed by the United States and capitalism headed by the Soviet Union. These two forces can't go by themselves, so they can only let China solve China people's own affairs.