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The Construction of "Government Officials' Morality" is the Key to the Current "Morality Ruling

Zhou Zan-jia

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To carry out the strategy of ruling, we should first know what is the core of it. After analyzing the role played by officials and their in the spiritual construction, this article points out that the construction of government officials morality is the key to and the center of ruling being implemented in China nowadays.

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To carry out the strategy of ruling, we should first know what is the core of it. After analyzing the role played by officials and their in the spiritual construction, this article points out that the construction of government officials morality is the key to and the center of ruling being implemented in China nowadays.

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To carry out the strategy of ruling, we should first know what is the core of it. After analyzing the role played by officials and their in the spiritual construction, this article points out that the construction of government officials morality is the key to and the center of ruling being implemented in China nowadays.

Key concepts: Morality, Government (linguistics), Key (lock), Core (optical fiber), China, Political science, Carry (investment), Center (category theory)

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