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Marxism——the Inevitable Choice for the Chinese

Yang Xiao

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Marxism,as the guiding ideology of the Chinese Communist Party,occupies a pivotal position in the Chinese revolution and construction.The paper,starting with the causes and conditions of disseminating Marxism in China,holds that the pioneers' choice was made after careful consideration and practical test and it is the historical choice which is responsible for the descendants.

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Marxism,as the guiding ideology of the Chinese Communist Party,occupies a pivotal position in the Chinese revolution and construction.The paper,starting with the causes and conditions of disseminating Marxism in China,holds that the pioneers' choice was made after careful consideration and practical test and it is the historical choice which is responsible for the descendants.

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Marxism,as the guiding ideology of the Chinese Communist Party,occupies a pivotal position in the Chinese revolution and construction.The paper,starting with the causes and conditions of disseminating Marxism in China,holds that the pioneers' choice was made after careful consideration and practical test and it is the historical choice which is responsible for the descendants.

Key concepts: Ideology, Communism, China, Position (finance), Political science, Political economy, Aesthetics, Epistemology

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