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On the History and the Logic of Combining Marxist Fundamental Principles with China's Actual Conditions

Zhang Chuan-ping

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Marxist fundamental principles must be combined with China's actual conditions, which is the demand and theoretical quality of Marxism and the basic historical experience of Chinese revolution, construction and reform. The members of the Communist Party of China have exerted their great efforts to combine Marxism with China's actual conditions, which have undergone recognitions from Marxism localization to the deepened development of Marxism in China. Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and Three Represents Thought are the great historical leaps of combining Marxist fundamental principles with China's actual conditions, which have concretely and vividly shown the emergence and constant development of Marxism in China. It is the historical task for the members of the Communist Party of China in the new period to explore theory and practice, intensify the study and understanding of the three rules, and establish the scientific development outlook, so as to push forward the great combination.

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Marxist fundamental principles must be combined with China's actual conditions, which is the demand and theoretical quality of Marxism and the basic historical experience of Chinese revolution, construction and reform. The members of the Communist Party of China have exerted their great efforts to combine Marxism with China's actual conditions, which have undergone recognitions from Marxism localization to the deepened development of Marxism in China. Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and Three Represents Thought are the great historical leaps of combining Marxist fundamental principles with China's actual conditions, which have concretely and vividly shown the emergence and constant development of Marxism in China. It is the historical task for the members of the Communist Party of China in the new period to explore theory and practice, intensify the study and understanding of the three rules, and establish the scientific development outlook, so as to push forward the great combination.

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Marxist fundamental principles must be combined with China's actual conditions, which is the demand and theoretical quality of Marxism and the basic historical experience of Chinese revolution, construction and reform. The members of the Communist Party of China have exerted their great efforts to combine Marxism with China's actual conditions, which have undergone recognitions from Marxism localization to the deepened development of Marxism in China. Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and Three Represents Thought are the great historical leaps of combining Marxist fundamental principles with China's actual conditions, which have concretely and vividly shown the emergence and constant development of Marxism in China. It is the historical task for the members of the Communist Party of China in the new period to explore theory and practice, intensify the study and understanding of the three rules, and establish the scientific development outlook, so as to push forward the great combination.

Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, China, Communism, LEAPS, Epistemology, Period (music), Sociology, Political science

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