Research Of Using The Red Culture To Promote The Popularization Of The Contemporary Chinese Marxism

Faced with the historical task of construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the complex domestic and international situation,we must continue to promote the popularization of Contemporary Chinese Marxism.As we know,the Red Culture is not only an important product of localization of Marxism in China,but also an important resource to promote the popularization of Contemporary Chinese Marxism.In recent years, the task of Contemporary Chinese Marxism through the Red Cultural work has made some progress, but there are still many problems.In this paper, we treat how to use of Red Culture to promote Contemporary Chinese Marxism as the research object, In the article, we use the theory of psychology and communication studies to help. In this paper, we use the following methods such as Literature research?Multidisciplinary research method?Theory and practice of research methods and Methods of Integrating Logic with History.In the article,we first discusses the internal relations of Red Culture and Contemporary Chinese Marxism,and then demonstrates the feasibility and necessity of using the Red Culture to promote Contemporary Chinese Marxism.Through analysis of the status, we found that the main problems that currently exist are: We lack of enough Marxism popular books and the quality is generally very poor; There has been excessive entertainment and even vulgar in some movies and TV shows; Theoretical propaganda work did not continue to stick to it.In previous studies, although there are some studies on these issues, but mostly lack of systematic theory.Throughout the previous studies we found that the study on the state of mind of the masses is relatively poor, especially with regard to the recognition of the people's study of Contemporary Chinese Marxism Mark is in a relatively weak link.Finally, we raise a valid path of using the Red Culture to promote the popularization of the Contemporary Chinese Marxism.