Xi Jinping Thought Research Articles

Study on the Moral Education Infiltration in Junior High School English Textbooks from the Perspective of Cultivating Moral Talents

Compulsory education English Curriculum Standards (2022 edition) clearly points out guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, the English curriculum fully implements the Party’s educational policies, fulfills the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education, and takes cultivating new-era talents with ideals, abilities, and responsibilities as its starting point and goal.

The Practice of Common Prosperity with Chinese Characteristics: Institutional Guarantees, Intellectual Impetus and Scientific Theories

ABSTRACT Under the guidance of the CPC, the practice of common prosperity with Chinese characteristics is being advanced while Marxism and the socialist state power are being upheld and the socialist system with Chinese Characteristics is being safeguarded. Rooted in the monumental mission to eliminate poverty and construct a moderately prosperous society in all respects, this endeavor is driven by the intellectual impetus of poverty alleviation and common prosperity, and is steered by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. Among the facets of common prosperity with Chinese characteristics, the national governance system, including especially the national economic governance system, stands as the institutional guarantee affirming its practice. Providing the intellectual impetus is the ethos of common prosperity with Chinese characteristics, an inseparable component of the ideological legacy passed down from the founding principles of the CPC. As the work of achieving common prosperity with Chinese characteristics goes forward, its theoretical basis is bound to become more prominent and to evolve further, shaped by practice. It is precisely the combination of the national governance system, intellectual impetus and scientific theory that ensures the steady and far-reaching advance of common prosperity with Chinese characteristics.

Research on Ideological and Political Education in the Curriculum of Basic Chemistry Courses in Medical Colleges Guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Culture

At present, we are in a great transformation that has not been seen in a century in the world. In order to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, we must implement the fundamental task of education, moral education, and talent cultivation in university teaching. Guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Culture, we should promote the construction of ideological and political education in the curriculum comprehensively, integrating value shaping, knowledge transmission, and ability cultivation organically. This article takes the basic chemistry course in medical colleges as an example, and explores ideological and political education in the curriculum guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Culture from the perspectives of condensing traditional Chinese medicine ideological and political materials, stimulating cultural confidence, excavating Chinese scientists' ideological political materials, cultivating patriotism, introducing cutting-edge technology, and stimulating national pride, providing a foundation for cultivating

Research on Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law on the Coordinated Promotion of Domestic and Foreign-Related Rule of Law

Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law is the fundamental rules and guideline for law-based governance, among which the coordinated promotion of domestic and foreign rule of law, as one of the contents of Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law, is a strategic judgment based on internal and international imperatives, rooted in China’s rule of law practice and coped with the international situation. To comprehensively understand and implement the vision of coordinating domestic rule of law and foreign-related rule of law, we need to grasp it from three aspects, including internal relationship, practical relevance, implementation path and basic value. Building the rule of law in China, dealing with economic and trade disputes, and building a community with a shared future for mankind all require the coordinated promotion of both. In the process of promoting domestic rule of law and foreign-related rule of law in a coordinated manner, efforts can be made in three aspects: legislation, personnel training and legal services in foreign-related fields.

On the issue of the specifics of foreign policy concepts of "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a New Era"

On the issue of the specifics of foreign policy concepts of "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a New Era"

Madhyama Pratipad: Nepal’s Middle Path Ambition through Non-alignment

The geopolitical variable alone is not sufficient to understand Nepal’s entry into NAM and its relevance. While very little literature has been produced on Nepal’s non-alignment, what exists is also limited to either speeches or statements delivered by Nepali leaders at the conferences Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Still, while scanning the perspective of Non-Nepali Cold War foreign policy analysts in the literature produced on Himalayan geopolitics, it can be clearly observed that Nepal’s voyage to non-alignment was driven by the Indian response to the bipolarity in Cold War. Such a perspective, however, dismisses the influence that MadhyamaPratipad (the concept of the middle path) had in the evolution of Nepal’s foreign policy priorities as a unified state in 1769. MadhyamaPratipad, here, should be understood as the cultural and civilizational philosophy, which Nepal has accommodated in its world view for centuries. Hence, Nepal’s shift to non-alignment was not abrupt and impulsive. Rather it was triggered by the MadhyamaPratipad, which was also realized by the founder of modern Nepal, Prithivi Narayan Shah. While non-alignment and MadhyamaPratipad differ in their approaches, their objectives remain the same: balancing. While non-alignment demands balancing by not being aligned to any security bloc, MadhyamaPratipad appeals to balancing by treading a middle path. Thus, this qualitative study argues how the historical experience of balancing made it easier for the Himalayan state to adapt to the non-aligned policy and posture. Accordingly, non-alignment to Nepal is not only a survival strategy but also a historical expression of its cultural and civilizational philosophy. Therefore, any attempt to understand Nepal’s foreign policy of non-alignment only from the grand narratives of geopolitics and changing dynamics in the regional and international security environment would not be sufficient to weigh the rationale and relevance of non-alignment for Nepal. Today, India’s perceptible shift to multi-alignment and China’s emphasis on the Xi Jinping Thought have already raised the question of the relevance of non-alignment for Nepal. The answers lie in Nepal’s historical experience of balancing.

Research on the educational Optimization Countermeasures for college students to identify with Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era

Strengthen college students’ identify with Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, it is the realistic requirement of consolidating the security in the field of ideology in China under the current situation, the internal demand of the iterative upgrading of Ideological and political education, and the inevitable pursuit of the all-round development and growth of contemporary college students. Colleges and universities need to deepen the construction of flipped classroom of Ideological and political theory in the cognitive stage, Strengthen the construction of the main front of Ideological and political education in the acceptance stage and the construction of three-dimensional experience mode in the implementation stage. Comprehensively improve the effectiveness of College Students' identify with Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.

Solving the Major Problems of China's Construction with Xi Jinping's Thought of Rule of Law

An important part of the socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era is Xi Jinping's thought of rule of law. Xi Jinping's thought of rule of law contains rich connotation, meticulous logical thinking, rigorous and in-depth exposition, and constructs a perfect ideological system. This is the latest achievement of Marxist theory in China, is the concept of rule of law that conforms to the national conditions of China, is the auxiliary thrust to push our country on a more rigorous and better path of rule of law, is the theoretical thought that must be strictly observed to promote our country's governance system and governance ability, provides an effective guide for our country to administer the country by law in an all-round way, and provides a direction for the development of China's construction. We should thoroughly understand and understand the profound connotation of Xi Jinping's thought of rule of law, and combine the thought of rule of law with the practice of administering the country by law, and firmly uphold the leading position of Xi Jinping's thought of rule of law.

Red Robots

The article assesses Chinese perceptions of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS), in the context of Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream and China’s broader approach to military modernization and artifcial intelligence (AI).1 It will frst discuss how military modernization is employed by Chinese policymakers in addressing challenges posed by the United States. Secondly, this article will assess the connection between military modernization and the advancement of China’s innovation strategy and civil-military integration, as specifed in sections relating to “Xi Jinping Thought.” The article concludes with an analysis of Chinese diplomats’ statements on LAWS at the United Nations—namely, Beijing’s views on the defnition of LAWS, global AI governance and ethics, and the parameters of arms control. The analysis here suggests that China has sought guardrails to ban specifc uses of LAWS for ofensive purposes, while simultaneously arguing that it is illogical to regulate LAWS in a defensive context.

(Mis)perceptions of Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law in the English Scholarship

Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law has attracted much academic attention in the English scholarship. This paper explores how Western scholars perceive this thought to see whether they have correct perceptions. Relevant English literature suggests that most English scholars recognize the contributions made by president Xi Jinping to promoting the rule of law. Some researchers employ a liberal democratic approach to examine China’s socialist rule of law, and the findings are therefore distorted. This paper concludes that Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law is a milestone in China’s march toward the rule of law.

A Global Turn in Chinese Legal Ideology?

The Chinese approach to law and development has been perceived in terms of experimentalism and resistance towards globally applicable development models. In recent years, however, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ideologues and pro-establishment legal scholars have become increasingly ambitious about the global significance of Chinese legal thought. CCP ideologues and Chinese legal scholars’ global ambitions are particularly evident in writings on “Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law.” According to these ideologues and scholars, Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law is the “height of world history and global thought,” and provides a new governance model for developing countries. Yet, while Party ideologues espouse the globally pathbreaking nature of Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law, they are often unconcerned with describing the specific legal theoretical advantages of this form of legal thought in comparison to existing modes of legal thought. This article argues that CCP ideologues’ global ambitions and the discrepancy between Party ideologues’ ideological and theoretical ambitions should be understood as consequences of domestic Chinese politics. While globally ambitious speech in CCP ideology and pro-establishment legal scholarship reflects China’s international aspirations, it does not aim to persuade foreign audiences about the advantages of Chinese legal thought. Instead, this form of ideological speech aims at producing and reproducing political relationships within the Chinese body politic. Insisting on the global relevance of Chinese legal thought is one method for achieving this goal. At least for now, globally ambitions CCP ideology is domestic in its aspirations.

On the Significance of Xi Jinping 's Thought of Teachers' Morality

The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China put forward: "We should strengthen the construction of teachers' morality, cultivate high-quality education team and advocate the whole society to respect teachers and attach importance to education".General Secretary Xi Jinping also made many speeches on teachers' ethics on different occasions, and put forward the importance of teachers' ethics construction and a series of standards and requirements for teachers' ethics, thus forming teachers' ethics thoughts with rich connotations. Guided by Xi Jinping 's ethics thoughts, this paper explains the significance of Xi Jinping 's ethics thoughts in the new era from three aspects: core content, practical significance and theoretical significance.

Has Xi Jinping made China’s political system more resilient and enduring?

This article offers a contextualised examination of whether Xi Jinping Thought, the latest rendition of Marxism-Leninism that functions as China’s ideology, has made China’s political system more sustainable. By scrutinising Xi’s speeches and writings since he came to power in 2012, we demonstrate that his vision is premised on modifying consultative Leninism, China’s post-Deng Xiaoping political framework, with strongman rule. This is intended to revitalise the Chinese Communist Party as a Leninist instrument to deliver comprehensive leadership, upgrade China’s economy, Sinicise Marxism, nurture a party-centric nationalism, enhance legitimacy and claim global leadership on the world stage. In the process, he has revived the Maoist mass line to induce people to embrace national goals set by the Party, ultimately to persuade them that China’s Leninist party-state is more ‘democratic’ and better at serving them than any other political system. We found that Xi’s measures have enhanced the capacity of China’s consultative Leninist state and thus the resilience of the regime in the short term. However, the substitution of collective leadership by strongman rule, and the end of predictable power transition by abolishing a term limit for himself, have undermined institutionalisation and reduced the endurance of the system in the long term.

The Value Orientation,Logical Approach and Practical Dimension of Xi Jinping's Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era:An Investigation Centering on Politics

The Value Orientation,Logical Approach and Practical Dimension of Xi Jinping's Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era:An Investigation Centering on Politics

On the essentials of international law in Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law

Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law was formally established in November, 2020 at the First Central Conference on Work Related to Overall Law-based Governance in the history of the Communist Party of China (CPC). It includes a wealth of ideas about international law, which are embodied in his propositions on and accounts of international law, and it has been developed under the current change of the world situation never seen for a century. Essentially, for his thought on international law, the core principles are the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and the central idea is to promote building a community with a shared future for mankind, and the main proposition is that the common values of mankind be the guideline for the global governance and international law. As reflected in his thought on the rule of law, the international governance of law is also closely related to the domestic rule of law. His propositions concerning the international governance of law shall be the important guidelines for China to study and practice international law, and will promote and then lead the progress and development of contemporary international law.

Research on the Popularity of Xi Jinping's Thought of Rule of Law and Its Realization Path

Law focuses on the will of the people. Xi Jinping’s thought on the rule of law has always adhered to the fundamental position of taking the people as the center. It is the latest research result of the Sinicization of Marxist rule of law. To study Xi Jinping’s thought on the rule of law, we need to accurately grasp the people’s standpoint that has always run through it, that is, the people’s concept of the rule of law. Xi Jinping’s rule of law is the fundamental requirement for us to understand and practice Marxist historical materialism, and it is to solve the new situation. The inevitable requirements of the main contradictions in our society. Experience the people's thoughts contained in it, because only by grasping the standpoints can we truly understand the scientific methodology and grasp the essence and essence.

Marxist Ecological Theory and Its Innovative Development in China

Marx and Engels founded in the process of Dialectical Materialism, from two aspects of material first and practicality, illustrates the relationship between human and nature, thus, it formed the Ecological Thought of Marx and Engels. Ecology Marxism schools of Western Marxism, think of the capitalist mode of production in the economic crisis at the same time, also caused serious ecological crisis, only replacing capitalism with socialism, in order to thoroughly solve the problem of ecological environment deterioration, make the person and the nature harmonious get along. After the Marxist Ecological Theory was introduced into China, it was combined with the reality of socialist construction and reform in China and formed a series of theoretical achievements of sinicization. In socialism with Chinese characteristics into the new era under the background of establishment of Xi Jinping's Thought on Ecological Civilization, is a Marxist Ecological Theory of innovation and development in contemporary China, to enrich and develop Marxist Ecological Theory made original contributions in China.

Xi Jinping Thought and his Military Strategy

Xi Jinping Thought and his Military Strategy

A Review of the Research on the Indicator Evaluation of the New Development Philosophy

The philosophy of innovative, coordinated, green, open and inclusive development, collectively referred to as the new development philosophy, is an important component of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialist Economy with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. It plays a vital role in China’s efforts to resolve problems in economic development and cultivate new advantages. Based on a keen understanding of the new development philosophy, we review the literature on the evaluation of a single indicator of the five dimensions of philosophy and that on a comprehensive evaluation of all the indicators of philosophy. The results show varied depths of research in single-indicator evaluation, and a lack of systematic study on comprehensive evaluation. We propose a multi-tier (macro–micro)-indicator evaluation system of new development philosophy, and recommend to establish a smart evaluation platform by integrating big data with traditional data, which will serve as a foundation and provide reference for the development of a scientific, well-conceived indicator evaluation system of new development philosophy that can guide the practice.

China in the Post-Xi Jinping Era May Well Be Different

China in the Post-Xi Jinping Era May Well Be Different Lance L.P. Gore (bio) The United States and China are parting ways. The United States, along with the West in general, has abandoned the hope that China would become more liberal and democratic once it becomes more affluent. That hope had undergirded the United States' engagement policy for more than three decades. It was the primary argument of the Clinton administration for giving the green light for China's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001. But it has become widely accepted that the engagement has failed. With dissipated hope, tough policies to confront China in every conceivable way are proposed with a vengeance. "All-government" or even "all-society" responses to the challenges posed by China's rise are advocated in the United States and elsewhere. The ideological thrust of this new "containment" is unmistakable in the bipartisan consensus in US Congress, which recently passed the "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act" and the "Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act" with overwhelming majorities. Taiwan is once again held as the beacon of democracy for Chinese societies. The United States has reiterated the commitment to Taiwan's defence against the communist threat from the Mainland, whereas barely a decade ago it talked about giving up on Taiwan in exchange for the group of two (G2) cooperation with China. In its thinly veiled Indo-Pacific strategy, America is rebuilding its old Cold War treaty alliances and forming new partnerships against China. In short, the world is facing the prospect of a new Cold War—a war between competing world orders, political and economic systems and visions for humanity. It is precipitated by a dramatic left turn in Chinese domestic politics under the stewardship of Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Riding on the rapid rise of China on the world stage, especially following the 2008 financial crisis, China has gained confidence in its own "road, theory, system and culture"—the so-called "four confidences" espoused by Xi ever since he took over. The 19th Party Congress offered "the Chinese alternative" to developing countries. Liberal democracies, in particular the United States, feel threatened by the resurgence of a communist state almost three decades after the collapse of the Eastern bloc. Old anti-communist urges are being revived and "Cold Warriors" are drawing new battle lines against China. [End Page 3] The incipient new Cold War is, however, based on the assumption that China will continue on the current trajectory, with its values, ideological outlook and an authoritarian political system inherently incompatible with liberal democracy. The United States sees China posing a serious threat to the liberal democratic ideal, a threat which has to be contained if not defeated like the former Soviet Union. The new Cold War is also expected to be a long drawn-out battle because China's 2018 amendments to the Constitution of the People's Republic of China (PRC), which now includes a new official ideology dubbed "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" and has dropped the term limits for the state president and vice president, suggest that China would stay on its current course for a long time to come. In this special issue, the articles put this assumption under close examination. The starting point is the belief that the trajectory of Chinese politics, and any other politics for that matter, is not cast in stone by Xi's policies and political line during his tenure. While Xi may dominate the political agenda for a long time to come, other senior leaders could also influence policies in a variety of ways and the post-Xi Jinping era will arrive eventually. The likely changes and continuity in the post-Xi era would have tremendous bearing on the course of US–China relations and the direction of world history, which would be determined, to a great extent, by the characteristics of the post-Xi generation Chinese leadership and the sociopolitical context in which they operate. This special issue identifies and examines the characteristics of the political elite most likely to succeed Xi and his cohort...