On the Strategic Dimension and Practical Enlightenment of Deng Xiaoping’s Thought of Democratic and Legal Educational

yi DONG

Abstract


Deng Xiaoping democratic legal educational thought is an important part of Deng Xiaoping Theory. From the perspectives of historical experience, political situation of stability and unity, and the construction of spiritual civilization, it elaborates democratic legal education, and highlights Deng Xiaoping’s profound thought on the fundamental strategic significance of democratic legal education, which has a important and far-reaching practical significance to establish today’s socialist core values, to construct a country ruled by law and to cultivate successors and builders for the socialist cause.


Keywords


Deng Xiaoping; Democratic legal education; Strategy; Practical enlightenment

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References


The Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping (Second Volume). (1994). Beijing, China: People’s Publishing House.

The Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping (Third Volume). (1993). Beijing, China: People’s Publishing House.

Zhang, Y. C.(2006). Ideological, political and educational history of Chinese Communist Party (p.294). Beijing, China: Higher Education Press.




DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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