2002Journal of Guizhou University of TechnologyRequires access

Further Study on Ideals and Convictions

Jing Zhang

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Studying the exposition of the importance of ideals and convictions in DengXiaoping Theory,the author realized that the important function of ideals and convictions of Chinese revolution and its modernization construction.Based on the domestic and international fact,this paper points out the significance and operation urgency of ideals and convictions.

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Studying the exposition of the importance of ideals and convictions in DengXiaoping Theory,the author realized that the important function of ideals and convictions of Chinese revolution and its modernization construction.Based on the domestic and international fact,this paper points out the significance and operation urgency of ideals and convictions.

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Studying the exposition of the importance of ideals and convictions in DengXiaoping Theory,the author realized that the important function of ideals and convictions of Chinese revolution and its modernization construction.Based on the domestic and international fact,this paper points out the significance and operation urgency of ideals and convictions.

Key concepts: Exposition (narrative), Modernization theory, Function (biology), Epistemology, Sociology, Mathematics, Political science, Law

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