There are many regional variants of the Chinese language spoken in mainland China, the People's Republic of China, and they are not mutually intelligible, that is to say, one variant is not understood by those who speak another., so it would depend on which region in China you were talking about.
Mandarin is the official language of China, with 836 million people who speak it. However, 77 million Chinese speak Wu, 71 million speak Cantonese, 60 million speak Min (including the people who live in Taiwan), 45 million speak Jin (a subgroup of Mandarin), 36 million speak Hakka (worldwide, not just in China, and 31 million speak Gan. Then there are 3.2 million who speak Hui (a subgroup of Wu) and 2 million people who speak Ping ( a subgroup of Cantonese).
Mao Zedong appealed to peasants in China.
peasants often live in small houses crammed together.
slaves and captives built the great wall of china, but it was constructed by Qin Shi Huang
Communists
Merchants were not respected in Ancient China because they were thought as greedy and unproductive people. Locals thought that merchants did not help their country in any way.
Mao Zedong appealed to peasants in China.
It depends where they lived
peasants often live in small houses crammed together.
Yes, the peasants in medieval England spoke the English language.
slaves and captives built the great wall of china, but it was constructed by Qin Shi Huang
Communists
/not so great/
Communists
Peasants were similar throughout the world, but in China there was no modern technology so working in the fields were a lot harder.
Yes, but the main people who built it were prisoners. They were forced to work and the peasants and warriors helped them.
peasants and farmers
They did during the Great Cultural Revoultion.