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On the Chinese Communist Theory of the Balanced Social Development since the Founding of the New China

XU Chun-rong

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Since the founding of the new China,several generations of the leading groups of CPC have built and improved the theory of the balanced social development for the problems in different economic developing periods. The experience gathered has added to the Maxist theory of dialectical materialism and socialism.

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Since the founding of the new China,several generations of the leading groups of CPC have built and improved the theory of the balanced social development for the problems in different economic developing periods. The experience gathered has added to the Maxist theory of dialectical materialism and socialism.

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Since the founding of the new China,several generations of the leading groups of CPC have built and improved the theory of the balanced social development for the problems in different economic developing periods. The experience gathered has added to the Maxist theory of dialectical materialism and socialism.

Key concepts: China, Communism, Dialectical materialism, Dialectic, Socialism, Historical materialism, Materialism, Development theory

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