"Three Represents" : a Turning Point in the Notion of the CPC's Party Building
Pan Qi-za
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Pan Qi-za
Abstract
The establishment of Three Represents marks an important turning point in the CPC' s political idea on how to build the Party in the process of transforming its role of leading China' s revolution to that of long-lasting leadership. The significance of this turning point lies in that the implementation of Three Represents means a new development of the CPC's political values and theories.
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The establishment of Three Represents marks an important turning point in the CPC' s political idea on how to build the Party in the process of transforming its role of leading China' s revolution to that of long-lasting leadership. The significance of this turning point lies in that the implementation of Three Represents means a new development of the CPC's political values and theories.
Key concepts: Turning point, Politics, Point (geometry), Political science, Process (computing), Engineering, China, Development (topology)