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Thoughts of the Problems on the Realization of the Party Modernization

Binghua Wang

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The CPC, as the leading core of socialist modern cause with Chinese characteristics, must realize her own modernization. Realizing her own modernization is an inevitable requirement to practice Three Represents, and is the key point of China's modern construction.And also, it's an issue to solve before the Party construction.

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The CPC, as the leading core of socialist modern cause with Chinese characteristics, must realize her own modernization. Realizing her own modernization is an inevitable requirement to practice Three Represents, and is the key point of China's modern construction.And also, it's an issue to solve before the Party construction.

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The CPC, as the leading core of socialist modern cause with Chinese characteristics, must realize her own modernization. Realizing her own modernization is an inevitable requirement to practice Three Represents, and is the key point of China's modern construction.And also, it's an issue to solve before the Party construction.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, Realization (probability), China, Political science, Core (optical fiber), Key (lock), Point (geometry), Economic system

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