To Build The Blueprint Of The New China

The Common Program of the Chinese People' s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), is a file of great importance in the history of the new China. It covers series of momentous decisions that establishing the basic structure and future direction of the new China, drawing an all-around and clear blueprint of the country construction. This dissertation is trying to review and discuss following topics: When and under what kind of background was the enacting of The Common Program brought forward? How was the enacting process going through? How had the important decisions and relevant systems it contains established? What difficult and complicated developing courses had they each experienced step by step? What are their significance for the start of the new China and the subsequent developing direction? How did the CPC put up the integration of the basic rule of Marxism and the actual situation of China, emancipating the mind, being practical and realistic, as well as correctly dealing with series of problems of politics, economics, military affairs, culture, nationalities and foreign affairs, under the historical condition of China, when leading the enacting of The Common Program? I hope that studies of these questions would be helpful and revelatory for us today to understand deeper the road of the new China since she was founded 60 years ago, especially in the theory of Socialism in the primary stage, and the guidelines, courses and policies of the theory system of Socialism of Chinese characteristics.This dissertation includes 9 sections:1) The origin and background of the enacting of The Common Program2) The forming process of The Common Program3) The interpretation to the political system of The Common Program4) The interpretation to the military system of The Common Program5) The interpretation to the economical policies of The Common Program6) The interpretation to the cultural and educational policies ofThe Common Program7) The interpretation to the national policies of The Common Program8) The interpretation to the foreign policies of The Common Program9) Epilogue...