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Deng Xiaoping, the architect of the Reform and Opening-up, explained why Chinese people chose the path of socialism with Chinese Characteristics, what it means, and where it will lead China to.
To correct the ideological errors during the Cultural Revolution, Deng explained in the speech the significance of Mao's Thoughts in building socialism, especially Mao's theory of party building.
In this talk, Deng explained how to implement the principle of "to each according to his work" under the real material conditions in China in 1978 and the potential difficulties.
In an interview with Frank B. Gibney, Paul T. K. Lin and others, Deng explained the main goals and key features of the socialist market economy in china, demystifying some misperceptions towards China's system after the Reform and Opening-up.
A lecture by Mao at the Anti-Japanese Military and Political College in Yanan where Mao criticised dogmatism and proposed the important principle "practice is the sole criterion for testing truth", a key principle for China’s Reform and Opening-up.
In this article, Mao criticised dogmatism and idealism, and emphasised the importance of investigation. The principle "no investigation, no right to speak" plays an important role in CPC's effort to correct "left" dogmatic mistakes in cultural revolution.
What Mao stated in the speech about the ten major relationships concerning industry, production, regional inequality, governance and foreign policy, serves as a foundation in China’s later socialist experiment, Reform and Opening-Up.
In this article, the Chinese writer Li Tuo traces how China’s modernisation can be understood as part of a long tradition of socialist experimentation, from the Paris Commune to Lenin’s New Economic Policy and China’s own reform and opening up.
Examines the evolution of socialism from its European origins to new 21st-century forms, highlighting China's development path as a model that aims to surpass capitalism.
Dec 19, 2023
A comprehensive and inclusive guide to Chinese Marxism that answers many questions one may have about modern China, including the Marxist basis for the Reform and Opening-up, Chinese socialist democracy, sovereignty and human rights.
An article by Domenico Losurdo that discusses why China is a socialist country after the Reform and Opening-up and what is happening with China's existing inequality.
