Deng Xiaoping National Theory Research

Author: Long Jinhua
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Comrade Long Jinhua has long been engaged in teaching and research on Marxist theory, possessing strong theoretical expertise. In recent years, he has compiled his insights and experiences in studying and researching Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory, writing the book "Research on Deng Xiaoping's Ethnic Theory." This book systematically and comprehensively explores and elaborates on Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory. It is rich in content, well-documented, and presents clear viewpoints. Moreover, it offers many of the author's own insights, making it a valuable reference for deepening the understanding of Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory. The book combines the Party and Deng Xiaoping's practical approach to ethnic issues, providing a clear discussion on the issues of inheritance and development. It elucidates that Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory is a continuation of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought, with numerous theoretical advancements and a strong sense of the times. It embodies both inheritance and theoretical innovation, demonstrating originality and staying true to the spirit of the times. This is demonstrated through the handling of ethnic issues, proving that Deng Xiaoping adhered to emancipating the mind, seeking truth from facts, and consistently approached everything from the actual conditions, with great political and theoretical courage, continuously opening new horizons for the development of Marxism and socialism with Chinese characteristics.
The content of Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory is extremely rich, encompassing many aspects. This book well reflects this point. The author provides a systematic and scientific summary of the content of Deng Xiaoping's ethnic theory, exploring and offering his own views on its main aspects, such as the theory of ethnic equality, the theory of ethnic unity, the theory of ethnic regional autonomy, the theory of developing ethnic regions and achieving common prosperity for all ethnic groups, the theory of respecting the religious freedom of ethnic minorities, and the basic principles of ethnic work. In his arguments, the author strives to closely connect theory with practice, persuade through reason, and speak with facts, using plain and fluent language that avoids empty talk or dryness. Of course, the author's discussions on certain issues may not be entirely thorough or precise, and many topics still require further research. Nevertheless, "Research on Deng Xiaoping's Ethnic Theory" remains a valuable academic monograph worth reading.