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Chou En-lai's Exploration of China's Democratic Political Construction

Yanhua Li, Hongyu Zhao, Jianmei Jia

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Chou En-lai explored the Chinese democracy construction, asserting that democracy was the essence of socialism. He summarized principles and approaches of expanding democracy and advocated consultative democracy and democracy within the Party, setting a base stone for people's democracy and guiding the development of it.

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Chou En-lai explored the Chinese democracy construction, asserting that democracy was the essence of socialism. He summarized principles and approaches of expanding democracy and advocated consultative democracy and democracy within the Party, setting a base stone for people's democracy and guiding the development of it.

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Chou En-lai explored the Chinese democracy construction, asserting that democracy was the essence of socialism. He summarized principles and approaches of expanding democracy and advocated consultative democracy and democracy within the Party, setting a base stone for people's democracy and guiding the development of it.

Key concepts: Democracy, Socialism, China, Politics, Political science, Representative democracy, Base (topology), Direct democracy

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