目录
contents
Preface 001
Volume Ⅰ 1840-1949 001
Chapter Ⅰ 1840-19contents
Preface 001
Volume Ⅰ 1840-1949 001
Chapter Ⅰ 1840-1919 003
1.The First Opium War (1840-1842) 006
2. The Humiliation of Defeat 007
3. A Continuous Loss of National Sovereignty 008
4. The Struggle of the Chinese People against Aggression 009
5. National Salvation and Painstaking Exploration 011
6. Taiping Rebellion(1851-1871) 012
7. Westernization Movement 014
8. Reform Movement 015
9. New Deal in the Late Qing Dynasty 016
10. Heroic Revolutionary Struggle 017
11. The Revolution of 1911 - End of Feudal Monarchy 019
12. Yuan Shikai Usurps Power 021
13. Lessons Drawn from the Revolution of 1911 022
Chapter Ⅱ 1919-1949 023
1. New Culture Movement 026
2. The October Revolution Greatly Influenced China 027
3. May Fourth Movement 027
4. Great Significance of the May Fourth Movement 029
5. Founding of the CPC 030
6. The First Labor Movement Led by the CPC 031
7. First KMT-CPC Cooperation and the National Revolutionary Movement 032
8. KMT Begins to Lose Popularity 033
9. Marxism Becomes a Major Current of Thought 034
10. Open up the Revolutionary Road with Chinese Characteristics 035
11. Long March 036
12. Japan’s Invasion and the August 1 Declaration 038
13. Second Cooperation between the KMT and the CPC and the War of Resistance against Japan 039
14. China Backed by the Justice Force in the World 040
15. Seventh National Congress of the CPC and Established the Position of Mao Zedong Thought 043
16. Failure of Peaceful Nation-Building and War of Liberation 043
17. Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China 045
18. The CPC Successfully Gained the Support of Peasants 046
19. The KMT’s Rule in the Mainland after 1927 047
20. Failure of the KMT in the Mainland 050
21. Disillusionment of the“Middle Way” 051
22. Progressive Democrats Stand with the CPC 053
Volume Ⅱ 1949-1978 057
Chapter Ⅲ 1949-1978 059
1. Founding of the People’s Republic of China 062
2. Basic Liberation of the Whole of China and the War to resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea 064
3. Establishment of the People’s Governments at All Levels and the Implementation of the Land Reform 065
4. Rapid Economic Recovery Followed by a New Outlook 066
5. Rectification of the Party’s Style and Organization 067
6. Campaign to Fight Three and Five Evils 068
7. Two Steps toward Socialism 069
8. Start of Socialist Industrialization 070
9. General Line in the Transition Period 070
10. Agricultural Cooperative Movements 072
11. Transformation of the Handicraft Industry and Capitalist Industry and Commerce 073
12. Socialist Transformation Promotes the Development of Productive Forces 074
13. Establishment of a Basic Socialist System in China 076
14. Mao Zedong’s“On the Ten Major Relationships” 076
15. The Line of the Eighth National Congress of the CPC 078
16. Mao Zedong’s“On the Correct Handling of Contradictions among the People” 079
17. Serious Twists and Turns 080
18. Serious Errors of the“Great Leap Forward” 081
19. Reflection on the Great Leap Forward 083
20. Chinese People United to Overcome Difficulties 085
21. From“Correct the Left-Deviationist Mistakes” to Socialist Education Movement 085
22. The“Cultural Revolution” 085
23. Construction Achievements during the Period of the“Cultural Revolution” 088
24. The Reason why Mao Zedong Launches the“Cultural Revolution” 089
25. How to View the Twists and Turns of the History of the People’s Republic of China 090
26. Mao Zedong’s Major Thought about the Road China Should Take 091
27. Construction Achievements in the Maoist Era 092
28. People’s Living Standards in the Maoist Era 095
29. Culture and Education, Healthcare,Science and Technology in the Maoist Era 096
30. Heros and Model Workers of the Maoist Era 098
31. International Diplomacy in the Maoist Era 101
Volume Ⅲ 1978-2011 103
Chapter Ⅳ 1978-1989 105
1. Practice Is the Sole Criterion for Testing Truth 108
2. Emancipate the Mind, Seek Truth from Facts, and Unite as One Looking to the Future 109
3. Without Reform,“China would Find Itself in a Blind Alley” 111
4. Emancipate the Mind and Reform and Open Up 112
5. Adhere to the“Four Cardinal Principles” 112
6. Cross the River by Feeling the Stones 112
7. Resumption of College Entrance Examination 113
8. Start Reform in Rural Areas 114
9. Deng Xiaoping and Other Senior Leaders Supported Rural Reform 115
10. Rural Reform Brings Great Changes 115
11. Extend Reform from Rural to Urban Areas 116
12. An Upsurge of Opening Up 118
13. Mushrooming of Private Enterprises 119
14. Gradually Proceed With Political Reform and Democratic Legal System Construction 119
15. How to Evaluate Mao Zedong and Mao Zedong Thought 120
16. The CPC’s Systematic Summary on Its Own History 121
17. Take China’s Own Road 121
18. Township Enterprises Rise as a New Force 123
19. Gradual Expansion of the Pilots for Urban Economic Reform 125
20. Non-public Economy Has Developed Rapidly 125
21. Vexation about Number of Employees 126
22. The Policy of Setting up Special Economic Zones Proves Correct 127
23. Formation of the Pattern of Opening to the Outside World 128
24. We Must Address Ourselves to the Problem of both Material and Cultural Civilization Without Letup 129
25. One Country, Two Systems 130
26. Cross-strait Relations Greatly Improved 131
27. Deng Xiaoping’s Thinking on Socialism 132
28. Primary Stage of Socialism 133
29.“Three-step” Development Strategy 133
30. China's Economic Reform Is Rapidly Carried forward 135
31. Administrative Reform on the Agenda 136
32. The Basic Idea of Political Reform 137
33. Occurrence of the 1989 Political Turmoil 138
34. How to View Democracy Construction in China 138
Chapter Ⅴ 1989-2002 141
1. Keep on with the Policy of Reform and Opening up 145
2. Strengthen the Building of the CPC 147
3. Market can also Serve Socialism 148
4. Deng Xiaoping’s “Talk in the South” 149
5. Influences of Deng Xiaoping’s “Talk in the South” 150
6. Probe into the Socialist Market Economic System 153
7. Establishment of the Socialist Market Economic System 154
8. Socialist Market Economy Becomes the Basic Feature of China’s Road 155
9. Socialist Market Economy Grows Well 155
10. Establish Modern Enterprise System and Promote Strategic Reorganization of State-owned Enterprises 157
11. Implement the Strategy of Rejuvenating the Country through Science and Education 159
12. The Implementation of the Strategy of Sustainable Development 161
13. The Implementation of the Strategy of Western China Development 161
14. Ruling the Country by Law: Build a Socialist Country Ruled by the Law 164
15. Formal Implementation of Villagers’Autonomy 165
16. Socialist Ideological and Ethical Progress 166
17. The Convocation of the 15th CPC Congress 167
18. The Flood-Combating Spirit Showing the New Development of the National Spirit 168
19. Non-governmental Economy Enters the Fast Lane 169
20. Great Importance Attached to the Problems Facing Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers 171
21. Return of Hong Kong and Macao to China 172
22. The Formation of“1992 Consensus”Between the Mainland and Taiwan 172
23. China’s Accession to the WTO 173
24. Make the CPC Keep Its Vitality 175
25. Jiang Zemin Puts Forward the Important Thought of“Three Represents” 175
26.“Untie a Golden Hoop for You” 177
27. The“Three Represents”Is One of the Most Important Guiding Thoughts of Contemporary China 178
28. The Significance of the Important Thought of“Three Represents” 180
Chapter Ⅵ 2002-2011 181
1. Hu Jintao Puts forward Scientific Outlook on Development 184
2. Advocate a Harmonious World 185
3. Prevention and Treatment of SARS 187
4. Scientific Outlook on Development Established as the Guideline 188
5. The Development of Non-governmental Economy Entering into a New Stage 188
6. Building a Harmonious Society 189
7. Building an Innovation-oriented Country 191
8. Vigorous Construction of New Countryside 191
9. Strengthen the Construction of the Governing Power and the Advancement of the CPC 192
10. Harmonious Development of Ethnic Minority Areas and Ethnic Relationship 194
11. Tibet’s Vigorous Development 195
12. Rapidly Rising Xinjiang 196
13. Advocating and Building Socialist Core Value System 197
14. Successfully Coping with Wenchuan Earthquake 198
15. Great Development and Flourishing of Culture 201
16. Successfully Holding the Olympic Games, World Expo and World Horticultural Exposition 204
17. Flourishing Development of Hong Kong and Macao 206
18. Unprecedentedly Close Relationship between the Mainland and Taiwan 207
19. Fast Development of the Human Rights Undertaking 209
20. China Safeguards the Citizens’Freedom of Religious Belief 211
21. China Is a Steadfast Force for Safeguarding World Peace 212
22. The Role of the Defense Expenditure and Armed Forces of China 213
23. Taking the Road of Peaceful Development 215
24. China’s Road of Peaceful Development Is Praised Worldwide 218
25. China Is the Most Sincere Friend of Africa 220
26. The Image of a Responsible Big Country Is Emerging Increasingly 221
27. Actively Coping with the International Financial Crisis 223
28. China’s Success 225
29. The World Shares China’s Experience of Success 225
30. The Connotation of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics 227
Concluding Remarks 23319 003
1.The First Opium War (1840-1842) 006
2. The Humiliation of Defeat 007
3. A Continuous Loss of National Sovereignty 008
4. The Struggle of the Chinese People against Aggression 009
5. National Salvation and Painstaking Exploration 011
6. Taiping Rebellion(1851-1871) 012
7. Westernization Movement 014
8. Reform Movement 015
9. New Deal in the Late Qing Dynasty 016
10. Heroic Revolutionary Struggle 017
11. The Revolution of 1911 - End of Feudal Monarchy 019
12. Yuan Shikai Usurps Power 021
13. Lessons Drawn from the Revolution of 1911 022
Chapter Ⅱ 1919-1949 023
1. New Culture Movement 026
2. The October Revolution Greatly Influenced China 027
3. May Fourth Movement 027
4. Great Significance of the May Fourth Movement 029
5. Founding of the CPC 030
6. The First Labor Movement Led by the CPC 031
7. First KMT-CPC Cooperation and the National Revolutionary Movement 032
8. KMT Begins to Lose Popularity 033
9. Marxism Becomes a Major Current of Thought 034
10. Open up the Revolutionary Road with Chinese Characteristics 035
11. Long March 036
12. Japan’s Invasion and the August 1 Declaration 038
13. Second Cooperation between the KMT and the CPC and the War of Resistance against Japan 039
14. China Backed by the Justice Force in the World 040
15. Seventh National Congress of the CPC and Established the Position of Mao Zedong Thought 043
16. Failure of Peaceful Nation-Building and War of Liberation 043
17. Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China 045
18. The CPC Successfully Gained the Support of Peasants 046
19. The KMT’s Rule in the Mainland after 1927 047
20. Failure of the KMT in the Mainland 050
21. Disillusionment of the“Middle Way” 051
22. Progressive Democrats Stand with the CPC 053
Volume Ⅱ 1949-1978 057
Chapter Ⅲ 1949-1978 059
1. Founding of the People’s Republic of China 062
2. Basic Liberation of the Whole of China and the War to resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea 064
3. Establishment of the People’s Governments at All Levels and the Implementation of the Land Reform 065
4. Rapid Economic Recovery Followed by a New Outlook 066
5. Rectification of the Party’s Style and Organization 067
6. Campaign to Fight Three and Five Evils 068
7. Two Steps toward Socialism 069
8. Start of Socialist Industrialization 070
9. General Line in the Transition Period 070
10. Agricultural Cooperative Movements 072
11. Transformation of the Handicraft Industry and Capitalist Industry and Commerce 073
12. Socialist Transformation Promotes the Development of Productive Forces 074
13. Establishment of a Basic Socialist System in China 076
14. Mao Zedong’s“On the Ten Major Relationships” 076
15. The Line of the Eighth National Congress of the CPC 078
16. Mao Zedong’s“On the Correct Handling of Contradictions among the People” 079
17. Serious Twists and Turns 080
18. Serious Errors of the“Great Leap Forward” 081
19. Reflection on the Great Leap Forward 083
20. Chinese People United to Overcome Difficulties 085
21. From“Correct the Left-Deviationist Mistakes” to Socialist Education Movement 085
22. The“Cultural Revolution” 085
23. Construction Achievements during the Period of the“Cultural Revolution” 088
24. The Reason why Mao Zedong Launches the“Cultural Revolution” 089
25. How to View the Twists and Turns of the History of the People’s Republic of China 090
26. Mao Zedong’s Major Thought about the Road China Should Take 091
27. Construction Achievements in the Maoist Era 092
28. People’s Living Standards in the Maoist Era 095
29. Culture and Education, Healthcare,Science and Technology in the Maoist Era 096
30. Heros and Model Workers of the Maoist Era 098
31. International Diplomacy in the Maoist Era 101
Volume Ⅲ 1978-2011 103
Chapter Ⅳ 1978-1989 105
1. Practice Is the Sole Criterion for Testing Truth 108
2. Emancipate the Mind, Seek Truth from Facts, and Unite as One Looking to the Future 109
3. Without Reform,“China would Find Itself in a Blind Alley” 111
4. Emancipate the Mind and Reform and Open Up 112
5. Adhere to the“Four Cardinal Principles” 112
6. Cross the River by Feeling the Stones 112
7. Resumption of College Entrance Examination 113
8. Start Reform in Rural Areas 114
9. Deng Xiaoping and Other Senior Leaders Supported Rural Reform 115
10. Rural Reform Brings Great Changes 115
11. Extend Reform from Rural to Urban Areas 116
12. An Upsurge of Opening Up 118
13. Mushrooming of Private Enterprises 119
14. Gradually Proceed With Political Reform and Democratic Legal System Construction 119
15. How to Evaluate Mao Zedong and Mao Zedong Thought 120
16. The CPC’s Systematic Summary on Its Own History 121
17. Take China’s Own Road 121
18. Township Enterprises Rise as a New Force 123
19. Gradual Expansion of the Pilots for Urban Economic Reform 125
20. Non-public Economy Has Developed Rapidly 125
21. Vexation about Number of Employees 126
22. The Policy of Setting up Special Economic Zones Proves Correct 127
23. Formation of the Pattern of Opening to the Outside World 128
24. We Must Address Ourselves to the Problem of both Material and Cultural Civilization Without Letup 129
25. One Country, Two Systems 130
26. Cross-strait Relations Greatly Improved 131
27. Deng Xiaoping’s Thinking on Socialism 132
28. Primary Stage of Socialism 133
29.“Three-step” Development Strategy 133
30. China's Economic Reform Is Rapidly Carried forward 135
31. Administrative Reform on the Agenda 136
32. The Basic Idea of Political Reform 137
33. Occurrence of the 1989 Political Turmoil 138
34. How to View Democracy Construction in China 138
Chapter Ⅴ 1989-2002 141
1. Keep on with the Policy of Reform and Opening up 145
2. Strengthen the Building of the CPC 147
3. Market can also Serve Socialism 148
4. Deng Xiaoping’s “Talk in the South” 149
5. Influences of Deng Xiaoping’s “Talk in the South” 150
6. Probe into the Socialist Market Economic System 153
7. Establishment of the Socialist Market Economic System 154
8. Socialist Market Economy Becomes the Basic Feature of China’s Road 155
9. Socialist Market Economy Grows Well 155
10. Establish Modern Enterprise System and Promote Strategic Reorganization of State-owned Enterprises 157
11. Implement the Strategy of Rejuvenating the Country through Science and Education 159
12. The Implementation of the Strategy of Sustainable Development 161
13. The Implementation of the Strategy of Western China Development 161
14. Ruling the Country by Law: Build a Socialist Country Ruled by the Law 164
15. Formal Implementation of Villagers’Autonomy 165
16. Socialist Ideological and Ethical Progress 166
17. The Convocation of the 15th CPC Congress 167
18. The Flood-Combating Spirit Showing the New Development of the National Spirit 168
19. Non-governmental Economy Enters the Fast Lane 169
20. Great Importance Attached to the Problems Facing Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers 171
21. Return of Hong Kong and Macao to China 172
22. The Formation of“1992 Consensus”Between the Mainland and Taiwan 172
23. China’s Accession to the WTO 173
24. Make the CPC Keep Its Vitality 175
25. Jiang Zemin Puts Forward the Important Thought of“Three Represents” 175
26.“Untie a Golden Hoop for You” 177
27. The“Three Represents”Is One of the Most Important Guiding Thoughts of Contemporary China 178
28. The Significance of the Important Thought of“Three Represents” 180
Chapter Ⅵ 2002-2011 181
1. Hu Jintao Puts forward Scientific Outlook on Development 184
2. Advocate a Harmonious World 185
3. Prevention and Treatment of SARS 187
4. Scientific Outlook on Development Established as the Guideline 188
5. The Development of Non-governmental Economy Entering into a New Stage 188
6. Building a Harmonious Society 189
7. Building an Innovation-oriented Country 191
8. Vigorous Construction of New Countryside 191
9. Strengthen the Construction of the Governing Power and the Advancement of the CPC 192
10. Harmonious Development of Ethnic Minority Areas and Ethnic Relationship 194
11. Tibet’s Vigorous Development 195
12. Rapidly Rising Xinjiang 196
13. Advocating and Building Socialist Core Value System 197
14. Successfully Coping with Wenchuan Earthquake 198
15. Great Development and Flourishing of Culture 201
16. Successfully Holding the Olympic Games, World Expo and World Horticultural Exposition 204
17. Flourishing Development of Hong Kong and Macao 206
18. Unprecedentedly Close Relationship between the Mainland and Taiwan 207
19. Fast Development of the Human Rights Undertaking 209
20. China Safeguards the Citizens’Freedom of Religious Belief 211
21. China Is a Steadfast Force for Safeguarding World Peace 212
22. The Role of the Defense Expenditure and Armed Forces of China 213
23. Taking the Road of Peaceful Development 215
24. China’s Road of Peaceful Development Is Praised Worldwide 218
25. China Is the Most Sincere Friend of Africa 220
26. The Image of a Responsible Big Country Is Emerging Increasingly 221
27. Actively Coping with the International Financial Crisis 223
28. China’s Success 225
29. The World Shares China’s Experience of Success 225
30. The Connotation of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics 227
Concluding Remarks 233 |
