2011•Journal of China Executive Leadership Academy PudongRequires access

The Revolution of 1911 within the Chinese Communists' Sight

Pang Renzhi

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In the historical materialism as the guiding vision of the Communist Party of China(CPC),the occurrence of the Revolution of 1911 is the inevitable result of people's tenacious struggle and social conflicts in modern China,which made the Chinese people through the first historic upheaval in the 20th century,but failed to change the nature of China's semi-feudal society and the tragic fate of the people.The CPC has always put his own fighting career as a continuation and development of the Revolution of 1911.The spirit will always be the powerful force that inspires the Chinese Revolution to forge ahead.

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In the historical materialism as the guiding vision of the Communist Party of China(CPC),the occurrence of the Revolution of 1911 is the inevitable result of people's tenacious struggle and social conflicts in modern China,which made the Chinese people through the first historic upheaval in the 20th century,but failed to change the nature of China's semi-feudal society and the tragic fate of the people.The CPC has always put his own fighting career as a continuation and development of the Revolution of 1911.The spirit will always be the powerful force that inspires the Chinese Revolution to forge ahead.

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In the historical materialism as the guiding vision of the Communist Party of China(CPC),the occurrence of the Revolution of 1911 is the inevitable result of people's tenacious struggle and social conflicts in modern China,which made the Chinese people through the first historic upheaval in the 20th century,but failed to change the nature of China's semi-feudal society and the tragic fate of the people.The CPC has always put his own fighting career as a continuation and development of the Revolution of 1911.The spirit will always be the powerful force that inspires the Chinese Revolution to forge ahead.

Key concepts: Feudalism, China, Communism, Sight, Historical materialism, Chinese society, Materialism, Social revolution

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