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Campus Culture Construction of Higher Learning Education in Harmonious Society

MA Xiao-mei

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Starting from fully implementing the educational policy of the Chinese Communist Party,this paper analyzes the features,moral functions and the significance of campus culture of colleges and universities.This paper also puts forward the effective ways on how to construct campus culture in colleges and universities.

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Starting from fully implementing the educational policy of the Chinese Communist Party,this paper analyzes the features,moral functions and the significance of campus culture of colleges and universities.This paper also puts forward the effective ways on how to construct campus culture in colleges and universities.

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Starting from fully implementing the educational policy of the Chinese Communist Party,this paper analyzes the features,moral functions and the significance of campus culture of colleges and universities.This paper also puts forward the effective ways on how to construct campus culture in colleges and universities.

Key concepts: Construct (python library), Communism, Harmonious Society, Higher education, Public relations, Sociology, Political science, Public administration

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