2003Journal of Ningbo Institute of EducationRequires access

On Deng Xiao-ping Thought of State Right

XU Xiao-ming

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State right is one important thought of Deng Xiao ping theory. Serious study, deep understanding,accurate grasping and firm implementation of Deng's thought have great significance in our country's developing international communication correctly, playing better role in the international affairs and promoting the socialist modernization construction.

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State right is one important thought of Deng Xiao ping theory. Serious study, deep understanding,accurate grasping and firm implementation of Deng's thought have great significance in our country's developing international communication correctly, playing better role in the international affairs and promoting the socialist modernization construction.

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State right is one important thought of Deng Xiao ping theory. Serious study, deep understanding,accurate grasping and firm implementation of Deng's thought have great significance in our country's developing international communication correctly, playing better role in the international affairs and promoting the socialist modernization construction.

Key concepts: Ping (video games), Modernization theory, State (computer science), Political science, Epistemology, Philosophy, Law, Computer science

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