Philosophical Exploration of Socialist Construction Issues in China from 1956 to 1976

Author: Li Beidong
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "Philosophical Exploration of Socialist Construction in China (1956-1976)," is a distillation and elevation of the author's long-term teaching experience in Marxist philosophy and the "Marxist Theory Courses and Moral Education Courses." It represents a bold attempt to elevate the practical experience of China's socialist construction to the level of Marxist research, and a valuable exploration of the Marxist transformation of Chinese philosophy. The book is filled with theoretical viewpoints that inspire thought, leaving readers excited. Of course, there are also many issues in the book worth further reflection and deepening. Since it is an exploration, imperfections are inevitable, but it remains a worthwhile new work. The book elaborates on the history of the leaders of the Communist Party of China, including Mao Zedong, and the people of all ethnic groups striving for socialist construction, as well as the philosophical theoretical achievements accumulated over time. This adds fresh content to the treasure trove of Marxist philosophy. The publication of this book contributes to the construction of China's Marxist theory project, and with continued progress, the Party's great endeavor in this field will surely be successfully realized. The period from 1956 to 1976 was a time of comprehensive socialist construction in China, an important era for testing and developing Marxist philosophy through the socialist construction practices of over a billion people in an Eastern country. This book specifically studies the philosophical thought of this period.