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The Historical Inheritance of the CPC's Ideology and a Nation's Traditional Culture

LI Fang-xiang

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Mainly resulting from Marxism,the CPC's ideology has original relationship with cultural tradition of Chinese nation.The chief line of the CPC's ideology in the 1980s is based on china-oriented Marxism,of which the inner requirement is organic combination of Marxism and a nation's traditional culture.

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Mainly resulting from Marxism,the CPC's ideology has original relationship with cultural tradition of Chinese nation.The chief line of the CPC's ideology in the 1980s is based on china-oriented Marxism,of which the inner requirement is organic combination of Marxism and a nation's traditional culture.

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Mainly resulting from Marxism,the CPC's ideology has original relationship with cultural tradition of Chinese nation.The chief line of the CPC's ideology in the 1980s is based on china-oriented Marxism,of which the inner requirement is organic combination of Marxism and a nation's traditional culture.

Key concepts: Ideology, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), China, Cultural inheritance, Chinese culture, Aesthetics, Sociology, Political science

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