Rixin: Leaders Look at China 2003: Leaders Look at China 2003

Author: Xin Ming
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Experiencing contemporary China, renewal is a state of being, as stated in the Great Learning from the Book of Rites, "If something is renewed daily, it is renewed every day, and renewed yet again each day." Daily China sees new changes in every aspect. Understanding contemporary China, renewal is also a quality, as mentioned in the Commentary on the Changes (I Ching), "Renewal daily is called supreme virtue; the perpetual generation of life is called change." In everything, we must keep pace with the times. Looking forward to contemporary China, renewal is also a hope, as emphasized in the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, "Continuous innovation in practice." We must break free from various outdated constraints as soon as possible.
This is a new research outcome from the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China, jointly authored by experts and scholars from multiple departments of central state organs. It provides a comprehensive analysis and overview of the fundamental situations concerning major theoretical and practical issues that Chinese government and party leaders have focused on since 2003, while also categorically interpreting these issues. This report can serve as both an academic research study summarizing and reflecting the annual ideological trends of Chinese government and party leaders, and as a popular guide for addressing and explaining hot topics for leaders.