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The Development of Ideological Education

Yang Wenxiang

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Ideological education is a great measure taken by the CPC to guarantee socialist construction. In a new time when China practices reform, opening-up policies and market economy, new measures must be taken so that ideological education can meet the needs of the social progress and contribute further to the improvement of the Chinese people's moral standard.

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Ideological education is a great measure taken by the CPC to guarantee socialist construction. In a new time when China practices reform, opening-up policies and market economy, new measures must be taken so that ideological education can meet the needs of the social progress and contribute further to the improvement of the Chinese people's moral standard.

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Ideological education is a great measure taken by the CPC to guarantee socialist construction. In a new time when China practices reform, opening-up policies and market economy, new measures must be taken so that ideological education can meet the needs of the social progress and contribute further to the improvement of the Chinese people's moral standard.

Key concepts: Ideology, Socialist market economy, China, Moral education, Political science, Sociology, Political economy, Economic system

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