analysis of ideological and political education of college students of marxism in china（分析大学生的思想政治教育在中国的马克思主义）.docVIP

Analysis of ideological and political education of college students of Marxism in China Abstract: The college is an important position of the Marxist theory research and education. The education of students in colleges and universities of Marxism in China, has an important role in promoting not only the whole society to carry out outreach activities of socialist theory with Chinese characteristics, and students has a fundamental role in safeguarding the healthy growth, the development of socialism with Chinese characteristics, the only way to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. To this end, universities should strengthen the core value system of communism, research and advocacy team building, linking theory with practice, and actively promote Marxism in China. Keywords: college students, political ideology, Marxism in China, way Fleeting blink of an eye of reform and opening up has been 30 years. In the past few decades time, the idea of #8203;#8203;people’s liberation, active, and various trends impact on people’s words and deeds. If open to reform and improvement of basic necessities of life from the point of view results, indicating that the material aspects of progress. from the other “half” of man and society ---- the moral and spiritual aspects of thought-provoking introspection. after so many years of reform and opening up, both positive and negative contrast so that people feel the need to our socialist cause to flourish, we must correctly understand and Mao Zedong Thought, and deeply understand the Deng Xiaoping Theory, an armed society in the future builders of the “Three Represents” and the scientific concept of development. Consolidate and strengthen the guiding position of Marxism in the Field of Ideology. Since the founding of new China, university theory workers respond positively to the call of the party, the depth of the study of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought, research and advocacy reform and openin