Xiao Kang China

Author: Yan Tingrui
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is a new work on research on a moderately prosperous society after the 16th National Congress, featuring entirely new perspectives and data. It is well-organized, rich in content, and well-supported by extensive materials. It systematically elaborates on the Party's 16th National Congress report on "Building a moderately prosperous society in all respects," while also addressing various aspects of concern to the government, enterprises, and every Chinese citizen, including politics, economy, society, environment, and sustainable development. It can serve as both a supplementary teaching material and a comprehensive learning and training resource.
The 16th National Congress report proposed that China would comprehensively build a moderately prosperous society in the first 20 years of the 21st century, making "moderately prosperous society" the most frequently used term by Chinese people. What is the connotation of a moderately prosperous society? What are the indicators to measure it? What are the differences between a generally prosperous society and a comprehensively prosperous society? What specific content does a moderately prosperous society encompass? How can we build a moderately prosperous society and realize the millennia-old dream of the Chinese nation? What opportunities and challenges do we face? How are the country's macro-strategies and corresponding countermeasures? These are issues that every Chinese citizen is deeply concerned about and are the topics discussed and explained in this book.