The Historical Development And Realistic Thinking Of China's National Policy After The Founding Of The People's Republic Of China

China is a multinational state with long history.The development of minoritiesandminority areas is essential in Safeguard national unification,ensuring social stability andpromoting the construction of harmonious society.Whether the ethnic issue handled wellrelated to the overall development of the national level and longterm development. And theformation and development of our national policy is not isolated,but has its own developmentpath and law to follow . The leadership of Chinese Communist Party in different historicalperiods combined the basic principles of Marxism with China's national reality to form ournational policy. Therefore, it is of great significanceto research in the historical developmentof national policies, to analyse problems and reasons, to sum up experience and lessons ,andto guide national work practice.This article is divided into four chapters.ChapterÃŽâ„¢introduces the background of the topic, analysis of the purpose andsignificance of the research topics, and has summarized the research, points out theshortcomings of the study. At the same time, described the theoretical basis for this study indetail from concept definition to theory introduction,and finally gives a brief summary of themain methods of this article;Chapter II has described the evolution of our national policy after the founding of ourcountry in detail,gives a brief summary of four basic characteristics of the development of ournational policy, and summarizes the experiences of the historical development of our nationalpolicy;Chapter III mainly makes a deep thinking of our national policy , explained the basicprinciples and main content of our national policy, stated the problems that exist in nationalpolicy, study the causes of these problems, from economic, political and ideological point ofview;For the previous problems, Chapter IV makes a realistic thinking of China's currentnational policy, gives improvements in four areas, and hope to provide some useful referenceand proposal for our national policy formulation and implementation.