Deng Xiaoping and Contemporary China and the World

Author: Zhao Cunsheng, Wang Dong, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This collection of essays is one of the outcomes of the symposium. The papers included in the collection were carefully selected by the Peking University Research Center, the organizer of the symposium, from the presentations and submitted papers. The book is divided into several sections based on the content of the essays:
First, it analyzes the historical status and contributions of Deng Xiaoping and Deng Xiaoping Theory from perspectives such as Deng Xiaoping's practices, the relationship between Deng Xiaoping Theory and the Sinicization of Marxism, the development of scientific socialism theory, China's peaceful development, and the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
Second, it conducts research on the fundamental issues of Deng Xiaoping Theory, including its scientific system, thematic content, developmental forms, and theoretical value.
Third, it examines Deng Xiaoping's economic thought, covering issues closely related to contemporary Chinese economic development, such as the economic construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics, market economy theory, the moderately prosperous society, and development theory.
Fourth, it explores the research on Deng Xiaoping and peace and development in the contemporary world, including Deng Xiaoping's international thought and its contributions, the concept of opening up and the government, foreign education exchanges, and his ideas on world peace and its development.
All the essays in the book present original perspectives, are written in clear and logical language, and provide thorough arguments, making it an outstanding work in the study of Deng Xiaoping Theory.