Scientific Development Concept and Comprehensive Well-off Society

Author: Zhang Yunfei
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: In the process of modernization, how to maintain human-centered, comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable scientific development is a common issue faced by China and all developing countries. The author comprehensively interprets the scientific connotation, spiritual essence, theoretical contributions, and practical value of the scientific development concept. Additionally, the author explores specific choices for implementing and adhering to the scientific development concept in the process of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects from the perspectives of theoretical innovation, technological innovation, and institutional innovation. The issues discussed in this book regarding the scientific development concept hold significant reference value for China's current practice of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects. The issues discussed in this book regarding the scientific development concept hold significant reference value for China's current construction of a moderately prosperous society. How to maintain coordinated, harmonious, and scientific development is a common issue faced by China and all developing countries. The author interprets the scientific connotation, spiritual essence, theoretical contributions, and practical value of the scientific development concept from eight aspects: the scientific nature of development theory, the uniqueness of the development path, the significance of development issues, the stage nature of the development process, the people-centered nature of development goals, the comprehensiveness of development content, the coordination of development mechanisms, and the sustainability of development conditions. Additionally, the author explores specific choices for implementing and adhering to the scientific development concept in the process of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects from the perspectives of theoretical innovation, technological innovation, and institutional innovation.