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The Evolution and Enlightenment about the 90 Years' Evolution of the Relationship between the CPC and the State Political Power since the Establishment of the CPC

MA Shang-yun

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Since the construction of CPC,according to different holders of the rein of government,the evolution of the relationship between Communist Party of China and the state political power,in the past nine decades,since the building of CPC,has experienced three stages: the rebellion and revolution at the Northern Warlords Government stage,the confrontation,cooperation and replacement during the period of the Kuomintang Government and the control of the state power after the foundation of new China.After reviewing the process of development,the outcome is that: The important prerequisite to grasp the relationship between Party and state power accurately is the fact that CPC has qualification as well as ability to take on the heavy responsibility of leading the state power.Furthermore,handling the relationship between Party and state power correctly is the key to perfect the leadership of the Party and promote the sound development of the state power.

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Since the construction of CPC,according to different holders of the rein of government,the evolution of the relationship between Communist Party of China and the state political power,in the past nine decades,since the building of CPC,has experienced three stages: the rebellion and revolution at the Northern Warlords Government stage,the confrontation,cooperation and replacement during the period of the Kuomintang Government and the control of the state power after the foundation of new China.After reviewing the process of development,the outcome is that: The important prerequisite to grasp the relationship between Party and state power accurately is the fact that CPC has qualification as well as ability to take on the heavy responsibility of leading the state power.Furthermore,handling the relationship between Party and state power correctly is the key to perfect the leadership of the Party and promote the sound development of the state power.

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Since the construction of CPC,according to different holders of the rein of government,the evolution of the relationship between Communist Party of China and the state political power,in the past nine decades,since the building of CPC,has experienced three stages: the rebellion and revolution at the Northern Warlords Government stage,the confrontation,cooperation and replacement during the period of the Kuomintang Government and the control of the state power after the foundation of new China.After reviewing the process of development,the outcome is that: The important prerequisite to grasp the relationship between Party and state power accurately is the fact that CPC has qualification as well as ability to take on the heavy responsibility of leading the state power.Furthermore,handling the relationship between Party and state power correctly is the key to perfect the leadership of the Party and promote the sound development of the state power.

Key concepts: Communism, State (computer science), Politics, Power (physics), Government (linguistics), China, Enlightenment, Political science

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