Sun Yat-sen's Economic Thought - The Foreseeable Thinking of a Chinese Construction Pioneer

Author: Huang Mingtong, Lu Changjian
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book follows the principle of "arguments derived from history" and, through the organization and summarization of Sun Yat-sen's numerous speeches and writings, reveals the full scope of his economic thought. It provides a scientific evaluation, highly praising the grand economic blueprint for modern China that Sun Yat-sen envisioned, as well as the historical significance and contemporary value of his specific strategies, measures, and methods for economic development. Additionally, it validates the foresight of Sun Yat-sen's economic thought through the realities of contemporary reform and opening-up. The book argues that "Minshengism," or "Sun's Socialism," is diverse. The "Industrial Plan" outlines a modern material civilization construction system, while "Equal Land Rights" and "Farmer Ownership" weave a blueprint for land system construction from urban to rural areas and from the past to the future across multiple dimensions of time and space. "Capital Control" attempts to establish a system of coexistence among multiple economic sectors with state-owned economy as the main component, pioneering a regional economic approach from east to central to west. The systematic thinking in economic construction and other theoretical analyses in the book challenge traditional academic views, offering breakthroughs and innovations.