Chapter 14 Principles that the Chinese cannot discard

Generally speaking, Pan Yue’s perspective basically focuses on the following issues, which are also principles that Chinese people cannot discard in the future: 1. China’s sovereignty and status as a great power; 2. Cultural China’s cohesion; 3. The authority of the central government; 4. 1. Social stability; 5. Sustainable development; 6. Social equity and family affection; 7. Progressive political participation; 8. A benign ecological environment. Pan Yue's ideological system also has the following basic connotations: First, advocate gradual reform and seek progress in stability. Second, attach importance to the important role of traditional cultural values ​​in the process of national modernization.

Third, emphasize structural adjustment over quantitative growth. Fourth, support public participation and realize the principles of fairness, justice and openness. Fifth, the environment is the starting point of all economic development. Sixth, take the interests of Greater China as the standard, and believe that this is the basic starting point and destination. Pan Yue's ideas mainly come from the following sources: Marxism-Leninism, democratic socialism, Chinese history and traditional culture, some Western modernization theories, and Sun Yat-sen's Three People's Principles.Some of these sources can be integrated with each other, and some are contradictory. Therefore, there may still be logical imperfections in Pan Yue's various policy propositions, and its operability and practical significance have yet to be determined by history. inspection.