On the trend of democratic socialism in modern China
Jing Shi
Abstract
Jing Shi
Abstract
Democratic Socialism appeared in the end of the Qing Dynasty and at the beginning of the National Republic. It is a socialist trend that aimed mainly at the pursuit of political democratization and economic liberalization. This tread was represented by Jian Kanghu' three doctrines-no religion, no state and no family, New Democratism, New Socialism and Sun Zhongshan's National Socialism. These ideals not only represented different wishes of the Chinese people for a better society but also reflected in a certain degree the historical trend of the movement of China's modern society.
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Democratic Socialism appeared in the end of the Qing Dynasty and at the beginning of the National Republic. It is a socialist trend that aimed mainly at the pursuit of political democratization and economic liberalization. This tread was represented by Jian Kanghu' three doctrines-no religion, no state and no family, New Democratism, New Socialism and Sun Zhongshan's National Socialism. These ideals not only represented different wishes of the Chinese people for a better society but also reflected in a certain degree the historical trend of the movement of China's modern society.
Key concepts: Democratization, Socialism, Democracy, China, State socialism, Political science, Political economy, Politics