历史的轨迹：中国共产党为什么能？（英文版）

If you want to know the secret behind the CPC's success， you will find it much more efficient to read this book than to read 100 other articles. The authors look at the history and development of the CPC and its impact on the growth of China， without evading the setbacks and failures. It answers many of your questions about China.
——Zhao Qizheng， member of the CPPCC Standing Committee and chairman of its Foreign Affairs Committee

The volume by Chinese scholars provides foreign readers with a good overview and a considerable amount of data on the evolution of the Communist Party of China （CPC） over nine decades. It offers Chinese perspectives on many complicated and sensitive subjects-even if foreign readers and scholars do not agree with these perspectives， they should still be aware of them.
——David Shambaugh， professor and director of the China Policy Program at George Washington University， USA

外文局副局长陆彩荣——献礼建党95周年推荐书单

This book presents， from a historical perspective， analyses and responses to 15 important questions that both domestic and international audiences may ask. Neither a theoretical work nor a history in the traditional manner， this book uses a fresh approach. Through stories based on facts， this readable book is for anyone interested in con- temporary China and its Communist Party.

Professor Xie Chuntao is deputy director of the Teaching and Research Department of CPC History at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC. He was born in Linshu County， Shandong Province， in February 1963. From 1978 to 1988 he studied at the Shandong Normal University， Zhejiang University and Renmin University of China， and obtained a bachelor's degree in education， a master's degree in law and a doctorate in law. He has been teaching and doing research on the history of the CPC at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC since 1988. His publications include Turmoil of the Great Leap For- ward and A Brief History of the 1959 Mount Lushan Meeting. He compiled and edited A History of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics， China in
Transition： fro m 1976 to 1982， An lllustrated History of the 50 Years of the PRC， and China Through the Ages - from Confucius to Deng （English edition）. In addition， he has published over 100 articles. He is now an executive council member and deputy secretary-general of the History Society of the CPC. He is also a guest professor and part-time researcher at many institutions of higher learning.

Preface：

Solving the puzzles about the CPC

Chapter 1

Why was the CPC capable of establishing a new China?

The"two worlds"of a country

Establishment of a multi—party coalition government

Fanshen

Loss of trust

Striking contrast between the KMT and the CPC

Chapter 2

How was the CPC able to clear up the mess left behind by the KMT?

War—torn economy

Stabilization of prices and unification of finance and economv

"Do not hit out in all directions"

Land reform and economic development

Two different worlds

Chapter 3

How did the CPC keep the people's suppod despite its mistakes?

Serious departure of effect from motive

Important achievements made during the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution

Leaders sharing weal and woe with the masses

Correct handling of mistakes

Chapter 4

How did the CPC maintain power when the Eastern Bloc Communist Parties fell?

Exploring China's own path of development

Reform and opening up changed China's destiny

Combining reform and development with stability

"The key is to do a good job inside our Communist Party"

Chapter 5

How could the CPC solve the problem of feedin9 1.3 billion people？

Food is the lifeline of the Chinese people

Last batch of UN food aid for China

Outstanding contributions of Yuan Longping

Food security remains a problem

Chapter 6

How could the CPC make China the world's second—largest economy?

Focusing on economic development

Emancipating and developing the productive forces

Opening the doors to embrace the world

Taking technology and education as support

Chapter 7

How could the CPC integrate socialism with the market economy?

The planned economy system would not work any longer

A socialist country can also practice a market economy

Deng Xiaoping:China's "Mr.Key"

Establishing a socialist market economy system

Market economy with Chinese characteristics

Chapter 8

Why could a system of multi—party cooperation under the CPC's

leadership be implemented?

Fleeting multi—party system in China

The non—two—system cooperation of KMT and CPC

The democratic coalition government welcomed by all

Development and improvement of multi—party

cooperation under the leadership of the CPC

Chapter 9

How can China's various ethnic groups live in harmony?

Respecting history and reality

"Unprecedented undertaking"

Enlightened national policy

The question of religion

Chapter 10

Why could prosperity and stability be maintained in Hang Kong and Macao?

Long view and full use

Sovereignty allows no negotiation

Horse races,dances and the stock market still popular

The canary is still chirping with joy

Chapter 11

Why does the relationship across the Taiwan Straits keep making progress?

Tajwan's history and the origin of the Taiwan issue

Peaceful liberation,"One country,two systems" and peaceful development

Opposition to Taiwan independence

Strengthening economic and cultural ties between the two sides

Chapter 12

How could China win the support of so many developing countries?

History of joint fight against colonialism

Big or small,all countries are equal

Peaceful settlement of border disputes

Unconditional foreign aid

Proposal for the construction of a harmonious world

Chapter 13

How could the CPC conduct the Wenchuan earthquake relief work effectively and host the Beijing Olympic Games successfully?

The ruling party is strong and powerful

The unique system fully displays its advantages

The"iron and steel Great Wall"safeguards China

The national spirit coordinates the power

Chapter 14

How is the CPC able to arouse and attract the people?

Theoretical innovation

Slogans to arouse the masses

Inexhaustible influence of role models

Fine literary and artistic works

Facilitating ideological communication

Chapter 15

How can the CPC properly manage a party with more than 80 million members?

Establishing and developing organizations in crowded places

Party organizations and members keep advancin9

Stress on the Party's ideological construction

Strict discipline and a governing constitution

Keep improving the Party's ruling mode

Concluding Remarks

Can the CPC cope with the challenges successfully?

Index

As early as July 14， 1919， Mao Zedong wrote in the first issue of the Xian91iang Review， a weekly started by him to promote new ideas： \

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