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The Members of the Communist Party Should Advance with the Times

Peng Qing-hong

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Advancing with the times is the nature of Marxism Theory and also the essential guarantee of the advancity of the members of the Communist Party. Under the new conditions ,the advancement with the times of the Members of the Communist Party is to recognize the situations clearly, renew concepts in time and carry on the work originally.

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Advancing with the times is the nature of Marxism Theory and also the essential guarantee of the advancity of the members of the Communist Party. Under the new conditions ,the advancement with the times of the Members of the Communist Party is to recognize the situations clearly, renew concepts in time and carry on the work originally.

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Advancing with the times is the nature of Marxism Theory and also the essential guarantee of the advancity of the members of the Communist Party. Under the new conditions ,the advancement with the times of the Members of the Communist Party is to recognize the situations clearly, renew concepts in time and carry on the work originally.

Key concepts: Communism, Political science, Work (physics), Political economy, Law and economics, Sociology, Law, Engineering

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