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On the Characteristics of DENG Xiao-ping's Philosophical Thinking

Shao Nan-zheng

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The article thinks DENG Xiao-ping's Philosophical Thinking is the theoretical base that directs us to march socialist cause of Chinese characteristics. Its form has practicality; Its pattern of expression has national characteristics; Its content has all-round characteristics and creativity; Its function has the times' characteristic.

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The article thinks DENG Xiao-ping's Philosophical Thinking is the theoretical base that directs us to march socialist cause of Chinese characteristics. Its form has practicality; Its pattern of expression has national characteristics; Its content has all-round characteristics and creativity; Its function has the times' characteristic.

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The article thinks DENG Xiao-ping's Philosophical Thinking is the theoretical base that directs us to march socialist cause of Chinese characteristics. Its form has practicality; Its pattern of expression has national characteristics; Its content has all-round characteristics and creativity; Its function has the times' characteristic.

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