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Three Represents Thought Reform and Development Colleges and Universities Jiang Zemin’s “three represents” important exposition is a 80-year history of the Chinese Communist Party a scientific summary of the party’s nature, purpose, mission and historical responsibility for the overall summary is a summary of China’s reform and opening up and socialist modernization as a whole and looking forward to the future and make strategic thinking and incisive exposition is a Marxist theory of enriched and developed. Colleges and universities is an important component party’s cause part of the building led by the party an important force for socialism with Chinese characteristics. Colleges and universities profoundly understand and firmly grasp the “Three Represents” the spiritual essence of the full implementation of the “Three Represents” important thought, and used to guide reform and development, is an urgent political task, but also a long-term historical task. The status of the development of advanced productive forces, the role of institutions of higher learning has become more apparent Marxism holds that Man is the most basic, the most active and most revolutionary factor. Especially in the era of rapid development of science and technology, improving the quality and intellectual resources, development, human capital accumulation has become an important factor in economic development. In today’s world of science and technology, knowledge-based economy has come an irresistible trend of economic globalization and international competition becomes increasingly fierce. International competition and technological competition, the final analysis, talent and knowledge in competition. Development of our reserves in the possession of knowledge and technology among professionals. The development of advanced social productive forces have become increasingly high-tech and high-quality personnel to national and regional aggregation. In a certain sense, one who has maste