China's New Strategic Layout

This book, based on the Chinese dream and its basic principles, global significance, path of implementation and practical requirements, systemically explains China’s Four-Pronged Comprehensive Strategy. The Four-Pronged Comprehensive Strategy is the strategic concept of the Communist Party of contemporary China. In the coming five and even the fifty years, the economic and social development of the Chinese society will be centering on it. Comprehensively constructing a moderately prosperous society is the strategic goal, comprehensively deepening reform and advancing the law-based governance of China are the engine and guarantee in realizing the strategic goal, while strengthening the Party Self-discipline represents the strategic measures to build up a firm core leadership. The Four-Pronged Comprehensive Strategy shows not only the CPC’s view of China but also the view of world.

About the Author

Xin Ming, doctor of philosophy, professor and doctoral supervisor of the Central Party School of CPC Central Committee. His main research areas are institutional philosophy, political party politics and social development. He is committed to the study of social reform and institutional innovation from the perspective of philosophy, as well as focusing on the CPC’ s theoretical innovation and strategic innovation of Chinese path and etc. He participated in several important research tasks such as “General Layout of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics”, “Summary of Experiences in Reform and Opening up”, “Assessment System of Party and Political Leaders’ Performance” and led annual research work “China in Leaders’ Eyes”, compiled readers for Chinese CPC members and leaders. His main works are On Institution, The Latest Achievements of Sinofication of Marxism, Truth: China Road China Said, Characteristics and Advantages: The Development of China’s Politics. He is also the chief editor of Zhongnanhai Issues, Since China's Accession to WTO: Countermeasures and Choices, Daily Changes: China in Leaders’ eyes.