Law and Historical Course of Adapting Marxism to Chinese Conditions
Wang Zhe-qi
Abstract
Wang Zhe-qi
Abstract
Adapting Marxism to Chinese conditions is the essential prerequisite for CPC to lead Chinese revolution,construction and reform.In a sense,the Party' s history is the one where we continuously put forward and explore how to adapt Marxism to Chinese conditions and make it develop further and further.The meaning of adapting Marxism to Chinese conditions lies in integration of the basic principles of Marxism with the practical situation,history and culture of China so that we can nationalize and specify Marxism in China and make full use of it to solve the practical problems in the revolution,construction and reform.Furthermore,we can theorize the experience of Chinese history and practice so as to root Marxism in Chinese excellent culture.
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Adapting Marxism to Chinese conditions is the essential prerequisite for CPC to lead Chinese revolution,construction and reform.In a sense,the Party' s history is the one where we continuously put forward and explore how to adapt Marxism to Chinese conditions and make it develop further and further.The meaning of adapting Marxism to Chinese conditions lies in integration of the basic principles of Marxism with the practical situation,history and culture of China so that we can nationalize and specify Marxism in China and make full use of it to solve the practical problems in the revolution,construction and reform.Furthermore,we can theorize the experience of Chinese history and practice so as to root Marxism in Chinese excellent culture.
Key concepts: China, Root (linguistics), Meaning (existential), Epistemology, History of China, Sociology, Chinese culture, Cultural revolution