Understanding Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

Understanding Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

Understanding Socialism with Chinese Characteristics. I am so glad that you are interested in socialism with Chinese characteristics, as the theory is not only the guidance for China’s reform and opening up, but was created by ourselves in the course of practice. People of our generation are so lucky to have experienced in person the … Read more

The CPC Is a Group of Patriots

The CPC Is a Group of Patriots

The CPC Is a Group of Patriots. Once you really understand the theory of socialism with Chinese characteristics, its founder Deng Xiaoping, and his successors Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao, you will naturally come to this conclusion: The Communist Party of China is a group of patriots. There is no doubt that, like Mao Zedong … Read more

Mao Zedong Was a National Hero

Mao Zedong Was a National Hero

Mao Zedong Was a National Hero. When will the portrait of Mao Zedong be taken down from the Tiananmen Rostrum? It will never happen! Why? First, Mao Zedong was a national hero. After 1840 the Chinese nation suffered from the disaster and humiliation of national subjugation and genocide. It was under his leadership that the … Read more

The CPC Is an Assembly of Elites in Chinese Society

The CPC Is an Assembly of Elites in Chinese Society

The CPC Is an Assembly of Elites in Chinese Society. If you wonder what kind of organization the Communist Party of Chine ( C.P.C ) is, you can read the Constitution of the Communist Party of China. Why does the Party still win confidence and support from the people after so many twists and turns … Read more

National Socialism, Communism, and Democracy

National Socialism, Communism, and Democracy

National Socialism, Communism, and Democracy. Any account of the political theories of the last quarter century must inevitably end with a comparison of national socialism and communism and of both with liberal democracy. For within this period these three have been the rivals for men’s loyalty and each has exacted from its followers miracles of … Read more

Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism. Both Italian fascism and German national socialism were intrinsically efforts to submerge all differences of class and group in the single purpose of imperialist aggrandizement. The myths which constituted their philosophy were designed to further that purpose. Hence the practical outcome of both, however justified, was the totalitarian internal organization of the state. For … Read more

Lebensraum

Lebensraum

Lebensraum. The national socialist theory of territory or space, like the theory of race, was put together from ideas that had been current in Europe for a century. Fundamentally it was merely an enlargement or plans for a powerful German state in Central and Eastern Europe, which should expand as far as its military powers … Read more

The Racial Myth

The Racial Myth

The Racial Myth. This idea of the Volk and the leader was supported by a general theory of race and-of the relationship between race and culture, or more specifically by the myth of the Aryan or Nordic race and its place in the history of Western Civilization. Hence the racial theory and the parallel and … Read more

The Folk, the Elite, and the Leader

The Folk, the Elite, and the Leader

The Folk, the Elite, and the Leader. No figure of speech recurred more frequently in national socialist writing than that of the organism and its organs to express the relationship between the individual and the nation of which he is a member. Mussolini had written it into the Italian Labor Charter in 1927 which began … Read more

Fascism and Hegelianism

Fascism and Hegelianism

Fascism and Hegelianism. According to the preceding interpretation, the intellectual affinities of fascism and national socialism were with philosophic irrationalism. This conclusion makes it necessary to consider their relation to Hegelian nationalism and the Hegelian theory of the state. The relation was in fact somewhat complicated. Hegel’s philosophy had been regarded throughout the nineteenth century … Read more