ArticleOpen Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2023.11.010
The People’s Subjectivity of China Road
Qiyu Yang
Institute of Chinese Marxism, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai, China.
*Corresponding author: Qiyu Yang
Published: December 22,2023
Abstract
The "China Road" over the past 45 years of reform and opening up corresponds to a process of practical implementation, with the people always being the main focus. Therefore, in comparison to the West, the starting point and destination of China's Road are rooted in the character of its people and consistently manifest at various stages of its development. This article uses the individual and private economies that originated in rural areas and cities, as well as the introduction and opening up that began in Guangdong, as examples to illustrate the driving role of ordinary people in the early days of opening up. The numerous contradictions arising from the disparity between the reform process focused on economic growth and social development, along with the people-centered scientific development concept formed through reflection on these contradictions, aim to elucidate that China's path is a continuous and profound process of understanding, rooted in the people. As a result, the fundamental contradictions and profound implications of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era are emphasized. After 45 years of extensive practice and understanding of reform and opening up, the articulation of the fundamental contradictions has become one of the theoretical components of China's Road in its entirety.
Keywords
China’s Road, people's subjectivity, new era, basic social contradictions
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How to cite this paper
The People’s Subjectivity of China Road
How to cite this paper: Qiyu Yang. (2023) The People’s Subjectivity of China Road. Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 7(11), 2199-2205.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2023.11.010