China Circulation

Author: Ding Junfa
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a summary of the author's many years of research on China's circulation. It consists of seven chapters, comprehensively studying China's circulation from three aspects: the development of circulation theory, the history of circulation practice, and the reform of the circulation system. The section on the development of circulation theory introduces and analyzes the circulation views of Marx and Engels, Lenin's socialist circulation practice, Stalin's "no circulation theory," Mao Zedong's "light circulation theory," Deng Xiaoping's circulation innovation, and the circulation views of the new generation of leaders. The section on the history of circulation practice reviews the winding path of China's circulation since the founding of the People's Republic of China, introducing the practice history of circulation in three stages: the period of national economic recovery, the planned economy period, and the reform and opening-up period. The section on the reform of the circulation system, through an analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing China's circulation, proposes the author's understanding of China's circulation—"Five Theories of Circulation"—and further puts forward an overall framework for deepening the reform of China's circulation system. This book combines theory with practice, closely aligns with China's national conditions, and is a significant work in the study of China's circulation.