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On CHEN Yun's Thought of Intellectuals during Anti-Japanese War

Wang Xiang-hua

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CHEN Yun' s comment on the issue of intellectuals during the Anti-Japanese War is an important part of MAO Tse-tung Thought. The comment put forward an idea that without the intellectuals the revolution would not win; to grab the intellectuals; to remold the intellectuals. CHEN Yun's comment still cherishes guiding significance for the present work.

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CHEN Yun' s comment on the issue of intellectuals during the Anti-Japanese War is an important part of MAO Tse-tung Thought. The comment put forward an idea that without the intellectuals the revolution would not win; to grab the intellectuals; to remold the intellectuals. CHEN Yun's comment still cherishes guiding significance for the present work.

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CHEN Yun' s comment on the issue of intellectuals during the Anti-Japanese War is an important part of MAO Tse-tung Thought. The comment put forward an idea that without the intellectuals the revolution would not win; to grab the intellectuals; to remold the intellectuals. CHEN Yun's comment still cherishes guiding significance for the present work.

Key concepts: Chen, Political science, Philosophy, Economic history, History, Biology, Paleontology

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