Author: Yao Zhongqiu
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: If power is not effectively constrained and limited, it may indeed be efficient. However, such power not only harms the rights and interests of the people but also corrupts the very souls of those in power. Therefore, the theme of civilized politics is to tame power. — Yao Zhongqiu
This book explores the theme of effectively constraining government power. It reviews the various efforts made by Chinese society and the Chinese government in this regard and offers its own suggestions and visions for pressing issues and future development goals. The book collects the author's critical essays from 2003 to 2005, analyzing and discussing current hot topics such as innovations in the NPC system, reforms in the tax and fiscal system, government governance, and the construction of a harmonious society. These essays are categorized and compiled into this volume.
If power is not effectively constrained and limited, it may indeed be efficient. However, such power not only harms the rights and interests of the people but also corrupts the very souls of those in power. Therefore, the theme of civilized politics is to tame power.
The current state of power
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