Reform: We are crossing the threshold—China Collection

Author: Wu Jinglian
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: "China Collection" primarily selects outstanding works and translations in the fields of philosophy, social sciences, literary and artistic creation, and science and cultural popularization published in China since the 20th century. These works and translations have had a significant positive impact on China's political, economic, cultural, and social development over the past century, and still hold great value today. They are classic and essential works that every Chinese reader must read. This book collects Wu Jinglian's essays on literary theory in recent years. In addition to criticizing current issues and proposing directions and specific measures for reforming and restructuring state-owned enterprises, Wu Jinglian dedicates a considerable portion of the book to discussing how to unlock the new highlight of China's economy—"non-state-owned economy." The book mainly elaborates on adjusting the ownership structure according to the judgment criteria of "three" (three beneficial criteria); promptly addressing the issue of national treatment for private enterprises; the urgent need to establish a supportive system for the market economy; and the importance of establishing fair and transparent rules of the game and the rule of law.