The Historical Fate of the Theory of the New Democratic Society (Historical Notes)

Author: Yu Guangyuan (Author), Han Gang (Annotation)
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Publish Date: 2005-12-19
Features: Renowned scholar and leader in the field of publicity, ideology, science, and academia, Yu Guangyuan (1915-), based on decades of personal experience and research, creatively proposed the theory of New Democracy, which consists of two components: the theory of the New Democratic Revolution and the theory of the New Democratic Society. This theory attracted widespread attention and discussion in academic and theoretical circles. This book, in the form of historical notes, explores the proposal of the "theory of the New Democratic Society," its historical process of emergence, basic content, and its fate before and after the founding of the country, as well as the relationship between the theory of the primary stage of socialism and the theory of New Democracy. The notes are divided into five parts, with 72 summaries and indexes, each accompanied by varying lengths of explanations and thoughts. Professor Han Gang of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China used Yu Guangyuan's manuscript as a reference for teaching Mao Zedong's theory of New Democracy. He also inserted his insights, supplementary explanations, and some important historical facts mentioned in the book as annotations, further enhancing the academic and documentary value of the book. This is the 78th book published by the 90-year-old Yu Guangyuan, which holds significant theoretical and practical meaning while being unique and capable of sparking readers' interest.