Thoughts on the Transformation of China

Author: Sheng Mingfu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: If my understanding is correct, then Comrade Mingfu's Thoughts on China's Transformation can be said to be engaged in such a difficult and extraordinary exploration and practice. Reading his praise for the light, reading his criticism of the darkness; reading his care for the people, reading his hatred for corruption; reading his incisive analysis, reading his sharp writing, you can deeply feel the passionate heart beating in his chest. For journalists, there is nothing more important than having such a heart. The book includes 102 articles by the author on nine aspects: "People Secure the State," "Eliminating Corruption and Purifying the Wind," "Fair Winds and Set Sails," "Governance Should Keep Pace with the Times," "The State Should Be Governed by Law," "Cultivating Virtue to Carry All Things," "People Are Preserved by Literature," "Strength Relies on the People's Power," and "Revering the Virtuous and Governing with Benevolence." The book includes 102 articles by the author on nine aspects: "People Secure the State," "Eliminating Corruption and Purifying the Wind," "Fair Winds and Set Sails," "Governance Should Keep Pace with the Times," "The State Should Be Governed by Law," "Cultivating Virtue to Carry All Things," "People Are Preserved by Literature," "Strength Relies on the People's Power," and "Revering the Virtuous and Governing with Benevolence."