Author: Hong Jie Liu Changmin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A self-study guide series for the Computer and Application major (Associate Degree) of Higher Education Self-Taking Examination. This book is written by experienced professors from China University of Political Science and Law and is part of the self-study guide series for higher education self-taking examination. It is suitable for candidates from various majors who are taking the course of "Principles of Marxist Philosophy." The book is closely aligned with the self-study examination syllabus and textbook, adhering to the principles of focusing on fundamentals, selecting content carefully, and strengthening practice. It fully highlights the characteristics of self-study, integrating guidance, scientific rigor, and practicality. Each chapter is divided into five parts: Overview, Content Guidance, Key Points and Difficulties, Practice Questions, and Answers to Practice Questions. The book systematically summarizes and provides targeted guidance on all knowledge points of the course. The practice questions align with the actual examination questions, and an appendix includes the national unified examination papers and answers from 2002 to 2002 for the Higher Education Self-Taking Examination. This book helps candidates complete the study of "Introduction to Deng Xiaoping Theory" with ease and achieve good results in the self-taking examination.
Introduction to Deng Xiaoping Theory Self-Study Guidance for the National College Entrance Examination
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