The CPC's Research into Its Religious Policies in the Anti-Japanese War Period
Dongli Wang
Abstract
Dongli Wang
Abstract
The religious policies of the Chinese Communist Party during the antiJapanese war period was made in situations in which the Japanese invaded China through religion,the religious circles launched an anti-Japanese campaign and the former religious policy and the actual religious situation in China were not to the advantage of the religious circles' uniting together to fight against the Japanese.The implementation of these new religious policies did credit to the victory of the anti-Japanese war and brought new change to the religious circles and,as a result,helped to improve the relationship between the religious circles with the Chinese Communist Party,and thus laid a foundation for the People's Republic of China to make its religious policies.
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The religious policies of the Chinese Communist Party during the antiJapanese war period was made in situations in which the Japanese invaded China through religion,the religious circles launched an anti-Japanese campaign and the former religious policy and the actual religious situation in China were not to the advantage of the religious circles' uniting together to fight against the Japanese.The implementation of these new religious policies did credit to the victory of the anti-Japanese war and brought new change to the religious circles and,as a result,helped to improve the relationship between the religious circles with the Chinese Communist Party,and thus laid a foundation for the People's Republic of China to make its religious policies.
Key concepts: Victory, Communism, China, Period (music), Political science, Religious freedom, Political economy, Law