The Party organization in higher vocational colleges is the basis for the Party to carry out all the work in higher vocational colleges and the Partys combat effectiveness. Its construction is the inherent requirement...The Party organization in higher vocational colleges is the basis for the Party to carry out all the work in higher vocational colleges and the Partys combat effectiveness. Its construction is the inherent requirement to cultivate morality and cultivate people in higher vocational colleges, the inevitable choice to strengthen the Party organization construction in higher vocational colleges, and the objective need to practice people-centered thinking. Party organizations in higher vocational colleges should keep up with the pace of the new era and explore the path of construction. Firstly, they should focus on improving the leading power of party organizations based on learning;Secondly, we should take service as the goal and strive to improve the execution of the party organization;Thirdly, we should take innovation as the driving force and strive to enhance the combat effectiveness of the Party organization.展开更多
In his report to the 2oth CPC National Congress in 2022,General Secretary Xi Jinping noted that the CPC stands ready to boost exchanges and cooperation with political parties and organizations of other countries based...In his report to the 2oth CPC National Congress in 2022,General Secretary Xi Jinping noted that the CPC stands ready to boost exchanges and cooperation with political parties and organizations of other countries based on the principles of independence,complete equality,mutual respect,and noninterference in each other's internal affairs.Since the beginning of the new era that began in 2012,amid global changes on a scale unseen in a century and grounded in a new form of international relations,the CPC has endeavored to forge a new type of party-to-party relations that features seeking common ground while reserving differences and respecting and learning from each other.This has led to more extensive and profound exchanges and interactions between political parties than ever before.展开更多
The Nationalist Party （GMD） had been writing and issuing documents of many types for some years before Nanjing was established as the capital of the Republic of China in 1927/1928. From its earliest days, doctrines ...The Nationalist Party （GMD） had been writing and issuing documents of many types for some years before Nanjing was established as the capital of the Republic of China in 1927/1928. From its earliest days, doctrines were advanced via cause-oriented newspapers and journals. Even more important, the Soviet-sponsored reorganization of the GMD in the early 1920s had yielded a far-reaching party propaganda operation tied to Sun Yat-sen＇s notion of political tutelage. But how was propaganda to work in practice？ And at whom was it to be aimed？ This article seeks to address aspects of these questions by assessing a textbook for propaganda workers that was issued in the name of the GMD＇s Zhejiang Provincial Executive Committee＇s Propaganda Department in October 1929, half a year after the GMD＇s foundational right-wing Third Party Congress. Although Essentials for Propaganda Workers does not fully operationalize Sun＇s version of political tutelage, it can nonetheless be seen to reflect the central party＇s efforts to implement tutelage and supervision, not only of the Chinese masses suggested by Sun＇s program, but also of party propaganda workers in Zhejiang. in that regard, it reveals the astonishingly rapid ideological realignment of the GMD into an anti-Communist party, not only at the national level, which is well known, but also on the provincial and lower levels. Drawing on material from the GMD Archives in Taipei, this article addresses issues of party organization, control, mobilization, inner party dynamics, and message content in the GMD＇s propaganda activities in Zhejiang province in the late 1920s. ＂Propaganda by the Book＂ adds to our knowledge of the organizational practices of both the central GMD in Nanjing and the Zhejiang provincial GMD as well as to the social history of Republican China＇s official print culture.展开更多
文摘The Party organization in higher vocational colleges is the basis for the Party to carry out all the work in higher vocational colleges and the Partys combat effectiveness. Its construction is the inherent requirement to cultivate morality and cultivate people in higher vocational colleges, the inevitable choice to strengthen the Party organization construction in higher vocational colleges, and the objective need to practice people-centered thinking. Party organizations in higher vocational colleges should keep up with the pace of the new era and explore the path of construction. Firstly, they should focus on improving the leading power of party organizations based on learning;Secondly, we should take service as the goal and strive to improve the execution of the party organization;Thirdly, we should take innovation as the driving force and strive to enhance the combat effectiveness of the Party organization.
文摘In his report to the 2oth CPC National Congress in 2022,General Secretary Xi Jinping noted that the CPC stands ready to boost exchanges and cooperation with political parties and organizations of other countries based on the principles of independence,complete equality,mutual respect,and noninterference in each other's internal affairs.Since the beginning of the new era that began in 2012,amid global changes on a scale unseen in a century and grounded in a new form of international relations,the CPC has endeavored to forge a new type of party-to-party relations that features seeking common ground while reserving differences and respecting and learning from each other.This has led to more extensive and profound exchanges and interactions between political parties than ever before.
文摘The Nationalist Party （GMD） had been writing and issuing documents of many types for some years before Nanjing was established as the capital of the Republic of China in 1927/1928. From its earliest days, doctrines were advanced via cause-oriented newspapers and journals. Even more important, the Soviet-sponsored reorganization of the GMD in the early 1920s had yielded a far-reaching party propaganda operation tied to Sun Yat-sen＇s notion of political tutelage. But how was propaganda to work in practice？ And at whom was it to be aimed？ This article seeks to address aspects of these questions by assessing a textbook for propaganda workers that was issued in the name of the GMD＇s Zhejiang Provincial Executive Committee＇s Propaganda Department in October 1929, half a year after the GMD＇s foundational right-wing Third Party Congress. Although Essentials for Propaganda Workers does not fully operationalize Sun＇s version of political tutelage, it can nonetheless be seen to reflect the central party＇s efforts to implement tutelage and supervision, not only of the Chinese masses suggested by Sun＇s program, but also of party propaganda workers in Zhejiang. in that regard, it reveals the astonishingly rapid ideological realignment of the GMD into an anti-Communist party, not only at the national level, which is well known, but also on the provincial and lower levels. Drawing on material from the GMD Archives in Taipei, this article addresses issues of party organization, control, mobilization, inner party dynamics, and message content in the GMD＇s propaganda activities in Zhejiang province in the late 1920s. ＂Propaganda by the Book＂ adds to our knowledge of the organizational practices of both the central GMD in Nanjing and the Zhejiang provincial GMD as well as to the social history of Republican China＇s official print culture.
