Table Of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Developing Socialist Democracy
Chapter 2 Building a Modernized Economy
Chapter 3 Building a Socialist Country under the Rule of Law
Chapter 4 Developing a Vibrant Socialist Culture
Chapter 5 Improving the People's Living Standards
Chapter 6 Promoting an Ecological Civilization
Chapter 7 Modernizing National Defense and the Armed Forces
Chapter 8 Promoting the Reunification of the Motherland
Chapter 9 Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind
Endnotes
Index
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Chuntao Xie
XIE Chuntao, vice-president and professor of the Party School of the CPC Central Committee (also known as the Chinese Academy of Governance), has been teaching and researching CPC history at the School since 1988. He has assumed many posts in the School, such as president and editor-in-chief of the School’s publishing arm, head of the CPC History Department, head of the Educational Administration Department, and member of the School Administration Committee. The works that he has compiled include A History of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, Why and How the CPC Works in China, Governing the Party: How the CPC Works, Governing China: How the CPC Works, Fighting Corruption: How the CPC Works, How the CPC Tackles Challenges, and Why Is China’s Reform and Opening-up Successful?. A delegate at the 19th CPC National Congress and an alternate member of the 19th CPC Central Committee, he was honored as a model worker by the State Council of the PRC, and selected for China’s Ten Thousand Talents Program as a leading scholar in the fields of philosophy and the social sciences.
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Reviews the history of the Communist Party of China from its founding till today
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Examines the progress of the nation and major policies made by the CPC-led government across various spheres, including political, economic, cultural, legislative, environmental, diplomatic, and military fields
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Contains widely known Chinese stories that can help international readers better understand China and the CPC
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Includes footnotes explicating historical events or terms unfamiliar to international readers