Contemporary Zhongshan People (Systems Thinking and Practice)

Author: Ma Weidem, Chief Editor
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book provides a panoramic overview of the systematic thinking and practice of the people in Zhongshan City, the hometown of Sun Yat-sen, focusing on analyzing the economic and social development systems of Zhongshan City to illustrate the coordinated development of its contemporary economy and society. It conducts a systematic and in-depth analysis of the systematic thinking embodied in mutual assistance, benevolence, openness, and inclusiveness. It also retraces the historical trajectory of Zhongshan's social development since the reform and opening-up: a comprehensive transformation from an agrarian society to an industrial society, from a rural society to an urban society, from a closed society to an open society, from a homogeneous and singular society to a heterogeneous and diverse society, and from an ethical society to a legal society. The coordinated development of the economy and society demonstrates the coordinated development of material civilization, spiritual civilization, and political civilization among contemporary Zhongshan people, as well as the concept of sustainable social development. This book provides a panoramic overview of the systematic thinking and practice of the people in Zhongshan City, the hometown of Sun Yat-sen, focusing on analyzing the economic and social development systems of Zhongshan City to illustrate the coordinated development of its contemporary economy and society; it conducts a systematic and in-depth analysis of the systematic thinking embodied in mutual assistance, benevolence, openness, and inclusiveness; it retraces the historical trajectory of Zhongshan's social development since the reform and opening-up: from an agrarian society to an industrial society, from a rural society to an urban society, from a closed society to an open society, from a homogeneous and singular society to a heterogeneous and diverse society, from an ethical society to a legal society, with coordinated economic and social development, showcasing the coordinated development of material civilization, spiritual civilization, and political civilization among contemporary Zhongshan people, as well as the concept of sustainable social development.