The History and Experience of the Chinese Communist Party in Cultural Construction
Wagn Xue-zhu
Abstract
Wagn Xue-zhu
Abstract
The Chinese Communist Party is both the faithful inheritors and advocators of traditional Chinese culture and the active promoters and builders of China's advanced culture.Over the years,the Chinese Communist Party attaches great importance to cultural construction,and has made remarkable achievements in the theory and practice of the construction of China's advanced culture.Especially since the reform and opening up,the Party has made new achievements in promoting the cultural construction,constructed a way to the cultural development of the socialism with Chinese characteristics,and accumulated rich experience in deepening cultural restructuring and promoting greater development and prosperity of socialist culture.
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The Chinese Communist Party is both the faithful inheritors and advocators of traditional Chinese culture and the active promoters and builders of China's advanced culture.Over the years,the Chinese Communist Party attaches great importance to cultural construction,and has made remarkable achievements in the theory and practice of the construction of China's advanced culture.Especially since the reform and opening up,the Party has made new achievements in promoting the cultural construction,constructed a way to the cultural development of the socialism with Chinese characteristics,and accumulated rich experience in deepening cultural restructuring and promoting greater development and prosperity of socialist culture.
Key concepts: Communism, China, Prosperity, Socialism, Restructuring, Political science, Chinese culture, Sociology