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Inheritance and Development of Deng Xiaoping's Party Construction Thought by Xi Jinping

Dongmei Ma

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The General Secretary Xi Jinping has been in office for nearly two years. Closely around the general requirements of the party's construction which are proposed on the eighteenth national congress of the communist party of China,he made many scientific discourses to the party's construction work. These theories have laid a solid theoretical foundation for the practice of the party's construction in the new period,as they are in one continuous line with theory of party building of socialism with Chinese characteristics,while developing with the times. Deng Xiaoping's theory of party building is an important part of the theoretical system of the party's construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the party,which played a decisive role in the development process. Based on the study of literature,this article aimed at combing the characteristics of Deng Xiaoping's party building theory and studying on Mr Xi's inheritance and development of Deng Xiaoping's thoughts on party building.

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The General Secretary Xi Jinping has been in office for nearly two years. Closely around the general requirements of the party's construction which are proposed on the eighteenth national congress of the communist party of China,he made many scientific discourses to the party's construction work. These theories have laid a solid theoretical foundation for the practice of the party's construction in the new period,as they are in one continuous line with theory of party building of socialism with Chinese characteristics,while developing with the times. Deng Xiaoping's theory of party building is an important part of the theoretical system of the party's construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the party,which played a decisive role in the development process. Based on the study of literature,this article aimed at combing the characteristics of Deng Xiaoping's party building theory and studying on Mr Xi's inheritance and development of Deng Xiaoping's thoughts on party building.

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The General Secretary Xi Jinping has been in office for nearly two years. Closely around the general requirements of the party's construction which are proposed on the eighteenth national congress of the communist party of China,he made many scientific discourses to the party's construction work. These theories have laid a solid theoretical foundation for the practice of the party's construction in the new period,as they are in one continuous line with theory of party building of socialism with Chinese characteristics,while developing with the times. Deng Xiaoping's theory of party building is an important part of the theoretical system of the party's construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the party,which played a decisive role in the development process. Based on the study of literature,this article aimed at combing the characteristics of Deng Xiaoping's party building theory and studying on Mr Xi's inheritance and development of Deng Xiaoping's thoughts on party building.

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