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Reflections on Mao Zedong's Thought of Opening up to the Outside World

Zuo Lin

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This paper elaborates Mao Zedong's thought of opening up to the outside world in terms of its basic connotation,distinctive features,cardinal principles,and limitations.It points out such a study is still of tremendously realistic significance.

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This paper elaborates Mao Zedong's thought of opening up to the outside world in terms of its basic connotation,distinctive features,cardinal principles,and limitations.It points out such a study is still of tremendously realistic significance.

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This paper elaborates Mao Zedong's thought of opening up to the outside world in terms of its basic connotation,distinctive features,cardinal principles,and limitations.It points out such a study is still of tremendously realistic significance.

Key concepts: Connotation, Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy, Aesthetics, History, Linguistics

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