Mao is recognized as the charismatic supreme leader who attained power at the Seventh Congress of the CCP in 1945. He was the great Father of the Revolution who conducted largely practical in the early 1950s, as this rural movement adjusted to the profound tasks of administering not only major cities but also the whole of China. Due to Mao's leaning one side policy, he had incorporated Russian advisors who guided the modern sector and Stalin lend funds to help rebuild the war-torn nation.