Picture and Text Version Training Course for Party Member Development Work

Author: Duanku Jie et al
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The first authoritative, accurate, practical, and concise illustrated book on Party building in China. Written by professors from the Party Building Department of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China, and reviewed by the former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Qiushi Magazine. The book includes an application form for Party membership, a report on thoughts, and work procedures. This is the first authoritative, accurate, practical, and concise illustrated book on Party building in China. Written by professors from the Party Building Department of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China and reviewed by the former Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Qiushi Magazine, the book includes an application form for Party membership, a report on thoughts, and work procedures.
Guided by Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and the Important Thought of the Three Represents, and based on the spirit of the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the 3rd Plenary Session of the 16th Central Committee, as well as the new Party Constitution, this series combines the new situations and challenges faced by grassroots Party building in the new era with the new experiences and practices created in various regions. It focuses on introducing effective methods for carrying out grassroots Party branch building work, providing practical guidance on specific operational procedures in accordance with relevant central documents and regulations. It emphasizes the study of the Important Thought of the Three Represents, the high-quality advanced education for Party members, and the promotion of a spirit of truth-seeking and pragmatism, striving to highlight key points, present innovative content, make the material easy to understand, and ensure practicality.
This series fully incorporates the strengths of recently published books on Party building, combining them with the new realities of grassroots Party building work. It is divided into twelve training manuals: "Prospective Party Members," "Party Branch Secretaries," "Party Member Development," "Party Member Education," "Party Member Management," "Party Publicity Work," "Organizational Work," "Party Disciplinary Work," "Party Building in Urban Community," "Elections in Grassroots Party Organizations," and "Party Normative Texts." These manuals cover almost all aspects of grassroots Party building while highlighting new areas, such as Party building in non-publicly owned enterprises and urban communities.