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National Development Planning:Understanding the Iconic Concept of Chinese Path to Moderniza
             tion                                                        XIONG Kai  DING Zhi - Gang  84

             〔 Abstract〕The national development plan serves as a symbolic concept to understand Chinese modernization,

             characterized by distinct Chinese features. From the perspective of conceptual analysis,national development
             planning constitutes a systematic and strategic framework that follows the laws of national development to set na
             tional development goals,implement national development strategies,and coordinate various resources to pro
             mote the modernization of the country. From the perspective of theoretical origins, the national development plan
             integrates excellent traditional Chinese culture and development wisdom while drawing upon the experiences and
             lessons of Western development,representing the crystallization of the sinicization and modernization of Marx
             ism. From an experiential perspective, national development planning embodies an iterative upgrading process -
              - from development planning to strategic planning, expanding from single domains to multiple fields, and transi
             tioning from adapting to the laws of modernization to leading the trend of modernization. To better promote Chi
             nese modernization through the national development plan,efforts should focus on improving the planning sys
             tem,enhancing planning capacity,and optimizing planning efficiency.
             〔 Key words〕Communist Party of China;Chinese Path to Modernization;Five - year Plan;National Develop
             ment Planning Law



             Tracing the Ideological - Educative Roots of Intra - Party Regulations in Chinese Political
             Thought:A Reinterpretation through Xunzi’ s Political Philosophy
                                                                      CHAI Bao - Yong  YANG Li - Jie  94


             〔 Abstract〕The effective functioning of contemporary political systems rests on solid moral and ethical founda
             tions. As a specialized set of rules governing the leadership and organizational activities of Marxist political par
             ties, intra - Party regulations manifest not only the hard authority of institutional norms but also the soft power of
             the soft power of ideological cultivation. This paper Drawing on key concepts in traditional Chinese political phi
             losophy—particularly Xunzi’ s statecraft,which encompasses the doctrine of “ transforming human nature and
             cultivating acquired virtues”( huaxing qiwei),the governance strategy of “ exalting ritual and privileging law”
             ( longli zhongfa),and the principle that “ an exemplary ruler excels in gathering and guiding the people”
             ( junzhe shanqun)—to investigate the theoretical resources that enable intra - Party regulations to perform their
             educative role. The analysis demonstrates that these regulations should function not merely as external constraints
             but as an internal wellspring of moral and spiritual guidance. Consequently, intra - Party regulations should give
             full play to their proactive educative capacity,confronting harmful tendencies among Party members at their in
             ception. Only when such rules are internalised as firm convictions can they constitute a resilient spiritual core ca
             pable of continuously resisting external corruption.
             〔 Key words〕Intra - Party Regulations;“ Two Integrations”;Xunzi;Ideological Party - building




             Typologies of State Governance Affairs and the Reconfiguration of Governance Mechanisms in Ru
             ral Society in the New Era                                                       DU Jiao  104


             〔 Abstract〕In the New Era, as China’ s comprehensive national strength has grown, state power has intensified
             its intervention to an unprecedented degree in rural society, infusing rural governance with ever - greater national
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