On historical status of socialist thought of Bourgeois Revolutionary School at the 1911 Revolution stage
Tao Ji-yi
Abstract
Tao Ji-yi
Abstract
At the 1911 stage,Chinese Bourgeois Revolutionary School were not Chinese Marxists,but first advocated in history of Chinese socialist thought that modern China would enter socialist society directly,and that the Chinese people should carry out a peaceful social revolution after they won their political revolution,and that Chinese socialism would implement economic systems which let many ownership economies exist but state operated economy be the mainstay of the economy,pay close attention to and improve people's well-being,implement fairness and justice and that socialism would include state socialism.Their socialist thought not only occupied a certain status quo in history of Chinese socialist thought,but also has been of a certain practical significance to the present.
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At the 1911 stage,Chinese Bourgeois Revolutionary School were not Chinese Marxists,but first advocated in history of Chinese socialist thought that modern China would enter socialist society directly,and that the Chinese people should carry out a peaceful social revolution after they won their political revolution,and that Chinese socialism would implement economic systems which let many ownership economies exist but state operated economy be the mainstay of the economy,pay close attention to and improve people's well-being,implement fairness and justice and that socialism would include state socialism.Their socialist thought not only occupied a certain status quo in history of Chinese socialist thought,but also has been of a certain practical significance to the present.
Key concepts: Socialism, Bourgeoisie, Status quo, China, Politics, State (computer science), State socialism, Socialist economics