Key to Learning of Deng Xiaoping Theory: New Way of Thinking
Cheng Wang
Abstract
Cheng Wang
Abstract
Learning Deng Xiaoping Theory is very pressing to members of CPC in performing the task of building China into a socialist country with Chinese characteristics. The learning should be evaluated by whether a new way of thinking is formed and the degree of the change. The change can be accelerated by four transformations: transformation from a uni directional mode of thinking to a multi directional one; transformation from the planned economy mode of action to market economy one, transformation from a bureaucratic working style of leadership to a civil servant one, transformation from a man ruled mode of management to a law governed one. Change in way of thinking is the revolution of one's ideology and the process of change is to combine theory and practice.
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Learning Deng Xiaoping Theory is very pressing to members of CPC in performing the task of building China into a socialist country with Chinese characteristics. The learning should be evaluated by whether a new way of thinking is formed and the degree of the change. The change can be accelerated by four transformations: transformation from a uni directional mode of thinking to a multi directional one; transformation from the planned economy mode of action to market economy one, transformation from a bureaucratic working style of leadership to a civil servant one, transformation from a man ruled mode of management to a law governed one. Change in way of thinking is the revolution of one's ideology and the process of change is to combine theory and practice.
Key concepts: Ideology, Bureaucracy, Civil servant, Key (lock), Mode (computer interface), Transformation (genetics), China, Process (computing)