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Working Hard to Bring Happiness to the Chinese People: 100 Stories of the Communist Party of China's Pursuit of Happiness for the People

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The Communist Party of China was founded in 1921 with only 50 members from the beginning. At that time, China was in political turmoil, the people were living in stark poverty, and its international status was low. Before and after that, nearly 100 political parties had emerged in China, but most of them were short-lived and inactive. History has shown that only the CPC has been able to unite and lead the people in common struggle, grow and develop through trials and tribulations, establish New China, achieve national independence and basic unification, and then pioneer a socialist modernization path in line with China’s national conditions, which has resulted in a historic transformation of China. The reason for this is that the Communist Party of China comes from the people and always adheres to its original aspiration and founding mission of working for the happiness of the people.

Table of Contents

Chapter I. The Period of New Democratic Revolution

01 Staying True to Our Founding Mission

1·Never Forget the Well-Digger When You Drink Water, and Always Remember Chairman Mao.” / 3

2·An Ordinary Hero in the Service of the People / 7

3·Transcending the Cycle of Rise and Fall / 12

4·“Resolutely Stand on the Side of the Common People.”/ 17

5·“Heading to Beijing to Take Our Exam!”/ 24

6·“Safeguarding the Interests of the Proletariat.”/ 29

 

02 The People’s Army

7·The Admirable Spirit and Work Style of the Soviet Cadres / 34

8·Developing“Three Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention”/ 40

9·The Story of the“Half a Quilt”/ 45

10·Proposing“Better Troops and Simpler Administration”/ 49

11·A Campaign to Support the Communist Government in the Border Region and Care for the People / 53

12·The People’s Army Loves the People / 59

 

03 Building the Base Areas

13·“Only the Chinese Soviet Has Ever Had A Truly Clean Government.”/ 65

14·Lightening the Agricultural Tax-in-Kind Load for Peasants / 71

15·Ample Food and Clothing by Working with Our Own Hands / 74

16·Carrying out the Land Reform Movement / 80

 

04 Safeguarding the People’s Rights and Interests

17·The“Three-Thirds System”and the“Bean Selection Approach”/ 86

18·Xiao Erhei’s Marriage / 91

19·“Once Beasts of Burden, Now a Real Human Being!”/ 94

20·Carrying out the Labor Legislation Campaign / 99

 

Chapter II. The Period of Socialist Revolution and Construction

 

01 Establishing the Basic Socialist System

21·Establishing the System of the People’s Congress / 107

22·Establishing the Multi-Party Cooperation and Political Consultation System / 112

23·Establishing the System of Regional Ethnic Autonomy / 118

24·Establishing the System of Community-Level Self-Governance / 123

25·“Without Investigation, You’ve No Right to Speak.” / 129

26·Establishing the “Common Program” of New China / 133

27·Establishing the People’s Petition System / 138

 

02 Governing for the People

28·Completing the Land Reform / 145

29·Eradicating Local Epidemic Diseases / 150

30·Illiteracy Eradication Campaign / 156

31·Emancipated Serfs Sing of Their New Life / 161

32·Training the“Barefoot Doctors” / 167

 

03 Developing the National Economy

33·Advancing Steadily Toward the Goal of an Industrialized Nation / 171

34·“Two Whites and One Black”: Silver Dollar War / 177

35·No Matter the Sacrifice, This Oilfield Will Be Ours! / 182

36·Establishing an Independent and Relatively Complete Industrial System and National Economic Systems / 186

 

04 Transforming the Mountains and Rivers

37·“The Huai River Must Be Harnessed.” / 191

38·The“Man-Made Milky Way”that Made the Taihang Mountains Bow / 195

39·Harnessing the Desert in Yulin / 200

40·Construction of Gezhouba Dam Project / 205

 

Chapter III. The New Period of Reform, Opening up and Socialist Modernization Drive

 

01 Domestic Reform

41·Resuming the National College Entrance Examination / 213

42·Proceeding from the Will of the Masses / 218

43·Deregulation and Decentralization: Reforming the State-Owned Enterprises / 223

44·Emerging Township Enterprises: A New Game Changer / 230

45·Opening up the Stock Market / 236

46·Encouraging the Development of the Private Sector of Economy / 241

 

02 Opening to the Outside World

47·Creating the Special Economic Zones / 247

48·Starting up the Joint Ventures / 253

49·Developing and Opening up of Pudong in Shanghai / 259

50·Accession to the World Trade Organization / 264

51·Relaxing the Policy on Studying Abroad / 269

 

03 Promoting All-Round Economic and Social Development

52·Abolishing Agricultural Tax / 275

53·Implementing Project Hope / 280

54·Helping Laid-Off Workers to Rejoin the Workforce / 284

55·Advancing Toward Harmony / 287

56·Establishing the Minimum Living Standard Security System for Urban and Rural Residents /292

57·Implementing the Western Development Strategy / 297

58·Southern Waters Now Nourishing the North / 303

59·The Heavenly Road / 308

60·Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects / 314

 

Chapter IV. Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era

 

01 Economic Construction

61·Securing a Decisive Victory in the Poverty Alleviation Campaign / 323

62·Accelerating the Socio-Economic Development in Ethnic Minority Areas / 328

63·Promoting the Coordinated Development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region / 334

64·East-West Paired Assistance for Poverty Alleviation / 341

65·Jointly Building the Belt and Road Initiative / 347

66·Implementation of Rural Revitalization Strategy / 352

67·Establishing Xiong’an New Area / 358

68·From Jingzhang Railway to Jingzhang High-Speed Railway / 365

69·Advancing the Development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area / 370

 

02 Political Building

70·Adhering to the People-Centered Philosophy of Development / 377

71·“All Public Letters Must Be Submitted for My Personal Review.” / 384

72·The “Eight Provisions” Win the Hearts of the People / 389

73·Guaranteeing Freedom of Religious Belief / 395

74·“Fighting Tigers” / 401

75·“Swatting Flies” / 409

76·Strengthening the Rule-of-Law Safeguards for Human Rights / 413

77·The Evacuation of Chinese Nationals from Yemen / 417

 

03 Cultural Advancement

78·Adhering to a People-Centered Approach in Creative Work / 421

79·Developing Public Cultural Services / 427

80·Culture for the Benefit of the People / 432

81·Carrying Forward the Fine Traditional Chinese Culture / 436

 

04 Social Construction

82·Ensuring People’s Access to Childcare / 442

83·Ensuring that Everyone Has Access to Education / 447

84·To Each Laborer Belongs Their Rightful Earnings / 453

85·Ensuring Medical Care for All Patients / 459

86·Providing Support for the Vulnerable / 464

87·Housing for All / 469

88·Traveling Is Becoming More Comfortable and Convenient / 474

89·“In Building a Moderately Prosperous Society in All Respects, No One with Disabilities Should Be Left Behind.” / 479

90·Ensuring All Seniors Enjoy a Fulfilling and Contented Life in Their Later Years / 484

91·Healthy China / 489

92·Express Delivery to Villages / 493

93·Internet Access Reaches Every Household / 498

94·Advancing Transparent Justice / 503

95·Protecting Women’s Rights and Interests / 509

96·Combating the COVlD-19 Pandemic / 515

 

05 Ecological Civilization Construction

97·“Lucid Waters and Lush Mountains Are Invaluable Assets.” / 522

98·Implementing Central Inspection on Ecological and Environmental Protection / 527

99·Launching the All-Out Battle Against Pollution / 534

100·Advancing the “Toilet Revolution” / 540

 

Peroration / 545

 

Working Hard to Bring Happiness to the Chinese People: 100 Stories of the Communist Party of China's Pursuit of Happiness for the People
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