Consistency and Conflict—Reconsidering the Relationship Between Parties and the Masses

Author: Zhu Lingjun
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Publish Date: 2006-11-28
Features: In China, from the disciplinary perspective, the relationship between the Party and the masses falls under the research field of Party construction. I find it difficult to call myself a scholar in this field, and if I must, I can only say I have a certain understanding of this discipline. To clarify the basic theories of the Party and the practical operation of the Party is not something that can be achieved through a few years of study. To predict the trends and directions of the development of the Party's basic theories is the work of a great scholar.
The book "Unity and Conflict: Rethinking Party and Mass Relationships" explores the theory and practice of party and mass relationships through comparative and historical methods. It focuses on analyzing the theory, practice, and development of the relationship between the Communist Party of China and the masses. This book does not aim to complicate simple issues but firmly believes that behind any simple theory or fact lies a complex logic, and explaining this logic is not easy. Some seemingly simple principles are hard to understand; some seemingly simple problems are hard to handle; and some seemingly simple methods are hard to adopt.