“中国读本”丛书,以让世界更好地读懂中国为出发点,重点向国外读者介绍中国道路、中国理论、中国制度和中国实践。The “Reading China” series focuses on introducing China’s path, theory, system and practice to foreign readers, with the purpose of enabling the world to better understand China.
內容簡介:
“中国读本”丛书包括11个分册,逐一回答了“中国是怎样一路走来的”“中国共产党是怎样的党”“中国特色社会主义道路是怎样的道路”“中国梦是怎样的梦想”“中国的民主是怎样的民主”“中国现在处在怎样的时代”等一系列问题,帮助读者了解当代中国基本制度和发展大势,更加全面、客观地认识当代中国。一百年来,中国共产党带领中国人民走出了一条特色鲜明、影响深刻的建设、改革、发展之路——中国特色社会主义道路。本书在历史和现实两个框架下,比较系统地讲述了中国特色社会主义道路是怎么孕育怎么演化的,这条道路有哪些构成要素和哪些特色优势,通过走这条道路办成了哪些大事喜事难事,这条道路对国内国外产生了哪些深刻影响等内容。The “Reading China” series consists of six volumes, which answer questions including “How China has come all this way”, “What kind of party is the CPC”, “What is the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics”, “What is the Chinese Dream”, “What kind of democracy is China’s democracy” and “What era is China in”, respectively. It helps readers gain a comprehensive and objective understanding of the fundamental systems and general development trends of contemporary China.Under the two frameworks of history and reality, this book systematically tells how the road of socialism with Chinese characteristics was nurtured and evolved, what are the elements and advantages of this road, what great events have been achieved by taking this road, and what profound impact this road has had on the country and the world.
關於作者:
张学兵,中央党史和文献研究院副研究员,主要从事中共党史和当代中国社会经济史研究,在《中共党史研究》、《党史研究与教学》等期刊发表论文40余篇,参与多部中共党史和改革开放史著作编写,出版《统购统销与计划经济秩序》、《通向和谐之路》等。Zhang XuebingHe is an associate research fellow at Central Institute of Party’s History and Literature, mainly studying the history of the CPC and the socioeconomic history of modern China. He has published more than 40 articles in journals such as CPC History Studies and CPC History Research and Teaching, and co-authored many works on the history of the CPC and of reform and opening up, such as State Monopoly for Purchase and Marketing and the Order of the Planned Economy, and The Road to Harmony, etc.
目錄:
Chapter One Dead EndsChanges Unseen in Thousands of Years The Heavenly Dream of Peasant Heroes Self-Strengthening: The Pursuit of “Strength” and “Wealth” The “Reform” of the Reformists Chapter Two Revolution “The Only Way to Save China” Xinhai Revolution The New Democratic Revolution Socialist Revolution Chapter Three The Twists and Turns of the Path to Socialist Construction A Good Start of the Exploration of the Path to Socialist Construction The Major Twists and Turns in the Exploration Don’t Keep to the Old Path Chapter Four Press ahead for a Path Out Reforms Ignited by Famine “Circling” a Plot of Land as the Special Economic Zone Permitting the Development of New Economic Elements Finding the Path to Build Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Chapter Five The Macroscopic Development of the Chinese Path Deng Xiaoping Initiated the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Cont inuous Efforts to Adhere to, Develop, Expand the Path of Building Socialism with Chinese Characteristics by Generations of the Central Collective Leadership of the Party Broaden Our Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Chapter Six The Theoretical, Systematic and Cultural Underpinning for Chinese Path The Theoretical Underpinning The Systematic Underpinning The Cultural Underpinning Chapter Seven Chinese Way of Modernization The Three-Step Strategy for Modernization Formulated by Deng Xiaoping The Three-Step Strategy Enriched and Developed Decisive Achievements Scored in Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects Chapter Eight Market Economy under Socialism The Objective of Developing a Market Economy under Socialism The Characteristics of Socialist Market Economy A Socialist Market Economy Initially Established with Deepening Understanding and Practice Chapter Nine A Path of Miracles The Miracles of Rapid Economic Development The Miracles of Improving People’s Livelihood
內容試閱:
The 21st century has witnessed a fast-rising China, with various events and phenomena labeled “Chinese” being more frequently heard of and written about. For instance, “Chinese Experience”, “Chinese Speed”, “Chinese Miracle”, “Chinese Wisdom”, “Chinese Spirits”, “Chinese Power”, “Chinese Responsibility”, “Chinese Approach” and “China Model”, etc. The Chinese people are now living a well-off life that was unattainable thousands of years ago. For more than a decade, China has become the world’s second largest economy and found itself approaching the center of the world stage. Hence, people of insight could never ignore the changes taking place in China and the influences China is exerting in the world nowadays, whether they like it or not. For example, Niall Ferguson and Moritz Schularick, professors from the western world, coined the word “Chimerica” to highlight the development of China, which has been interpreted as “zhong mei guo (China-America State)” or “zhong mei gong tong ti (China-American Community)” in Chinese. Regardless of what they are trying to express or to expect by this term, more and more people are now comparing China with the United States, the world’s No.1 power, and the Sino-US relationship has become the most important bilateral relationship in the world. All these have shown that, China’s power, whether it is hard power or soft power, perhaps with a bit of smart power, has always fueled interest and discussion among people with some even considering the 21st century to be the century of China.But things were quite different in China over a century ago, dating back to 1900, as China entered the 26th year of Guangxu Emperor’s Rein, which is the beginning of the 20th century according to the Common Era (C.E.). It was in this year that the Siege of the International Legations occurred and the Eight-Nation Alliance captured Beijing, a historical period of humiliation engraved in the depth of Chinese memory. For example, in April, 1990, given that the G7 had intended to sanction China then, Comrade Deng Xiaoping recalled the siege in a sentiment while talking with foreign visitors, “When I heard that the G-7 Summit had decided to impose sanctions on China, my thoughts flash back to the year of 1900, when the allied forces of the eight powers invaded China.” Therefore, it can be said that at the beginning of the 20th century, what was unfolding before the Chinese nation was so miserable and tragic that people had no hope for a bright and prosperous future, let alone foreseeing that China would “stand up”, “grow rich” and “get strong” in just a century. Then what led China from suffering to glory, and from poverty to prosperity in only one hundred years? Obviously, the dramatic transformation should be credited to countless Chinese who had explored, struggled and sacrificed, with sweat, tears and even blood. These people belonged to a common group, the Communist Party of China (CPC). For generations, the CPC have followed the footsteps of their predecessors without changing their original aspirations or being confined by the old path. Ultimately, they succeeded in leading the Chinese people to blaze a new path for building, reforming, and developing a new China which has far reaching influence in the history of China and even the world.This way, known as the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, is worth our review and comment. For example, how was it conceived and how did it evolve? What are the major elements, characteristics, and advantages of this path? What achievements and obstacles were presented along this path? What profound influences has it made both at home and abroad?