The Distillation of People-based Thought and the New Ideas of Government for People
Zhang Zhi-xion
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Zhang Zhi-xion
Abstract
The ancient Chinese thinkers have raised people-based thought of concerning about people's livelihood,restricting the divine right very early.Because of time constraints,the aspiration of people-oriented can not be really achieved,but the rational elements of objecting to autocratic monarchy and paying attention to people's livelihood are contained.In the process of revolution and construction,CCP has put forward the new ideas of serving the people wholeheartedly,serving the public and governing for the people,grasped the reality of socialism and future direction from the rationality of history,put in close contact with the people-based and people's livelihood to realize the harmonious development of society.
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The ancient Chinese thinkers have raised people-based thought of concerning about people's livelihood,restricting the divine right very early.Because of time constraints,the aspiration of people-oriented can not be really achieved,but the rational elements of objecting to autocratic monarchy and paying attention to people's livelihood are contained.In the process of revolution and construction,CCP has put forward the new ideas of serving the people wholeheartedly,serving the public and governing for the people,grasped the reality of socialism and future direction from the rationality of history,put in close contact with the people-based and people's livelihood to realize the harmonious development of society.
Key concepts: Livelihood, Rationality, Autocracy, Government (linguistics), Socialism, Harmonious Society, Sociology, Political economy