2007Journal of Guangzhou UniversityRequires access

Helping out the disadvantaged group,an orientation indicator of a harmonious society

Wei Weixin

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Helping out the disadvantaged group is the most important orientation indicator of a harmonious society,the focus of which is to help them to be employed,eradicate prejudice against them,improve their economic position,improve the disadvantaged group-oriented social security system and take good care of their life.

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Helping out the disadvantaged group is the most important orientation indicator of a harmonious society,the focus of which is to help them to be employed,eradicate prejudice against them,improve their economic position,improve the disadvantaged group-oriented social security system and take good care of their life.

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Helping out the disadvantaged group is the most important orientation indicator of a harmonious society,the focus of which is to help them to be employed,eradicate prejudice against them,improve their economic position,improve the disadvantaged group-oriented social security system and take good care of their life.

Key concepts: Disadvantaged, Harmonious Society, Prejudice (legal term), Orientation (vector space), Social psychology, Position (finance), Group (periodic table), Psychology

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