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Deng Xiaoping's View on Development

Jian-Yue Chen

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Deng Xiaoping's theory on development is the combination of Marxist view and the realistic practices of modern China with special features of the age. Vast in scope and profound in content, Deng's theory has succeeded to Mao Zedong Thought and made a series of creative contributions to the historical development of Marxism.

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Deng Xiaoping's theory on development is the combination of Marxist view and the realistic practices of modern China with special features of the age. Vast in scope and profound in content, Deng's theory has succeeded to Mao Zedong Thought and made a series of creative contributions to the historical development of Marxism.

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Deng Xiaoping's theory on development is the combination of Marxist view and the realistic practices of modern China with special features of the age. Vast in scope and profound in content, Deng's theory has succeeded to Mao Zedong Thought and made a series of creative contributions to the historical development of Marxism.

Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Scope (computer science), Epistemology, China, Development (topology), Development theory, Philosophy, Sociology

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