Module 4: Understanding Societal Engagement in Politics in China

This course emphasizes the intersection of politics and economy and provides a conceptual framework for understanding China. Instead of developing into a comprehensive market economy, it shows that officials of national and political parties at all levels of the political system maintain a significant influence on economic development. There are good and bad aspects of this "political" economy, but I will evaluate this in detail. We also look at the origin, perspective, background, and relationships of leaders, and how these leaders decide on public policy and trying to make these decisions through the system. While there are very few formal institutions that allow citizens to participate in politics, we study the strategy China uses to try to influence their leader's decision. Finally, we should consider whether rapid economic development and the emergence of vibrant middle classes will drive China to achieve greater democracy, or whether a single party system could survive in the future, Evaluate the future. This course is a very useful background for the second part of China's politics, China and the world. Course Overview Video: https: //youtu.be/7FpNL67EbE4

Social costs are generations, they are satisfied with their own understanding, and they are indifferent to their behavior. Look around! There are people blindly voting for parties without knowing the platform or knowing whether they fit the party's background using the latest business strategy. This is novelty - we all know that the hypothesis and rebellion are not clever things. The really difficult thing is how to do it. Unfortunately, this is not easy. If so, flawed assumptions will never occur, we will live in a world where everyone can understand everything coming out of their mouths.

The massacre of Tiananmen Square, June 4 - 20, 1989, was a decisive turning point of modern Chinese history. This incident has greatly changed the political, economic and social development of China. In order to understand the development trajectory of China over the next 20 years, it is worth considering how the development of 20 years ago will put China on the current orbit. We should start with the premise that the rise of China as a superpower is inevitable, not suppression and subsequent democracy. We learned from the Tiananmen papers and memoirs of Zhao Ziyang that there is a difference as to whether the leadership of the Communist party should use force against protesters. There is no doubt that Chinese regime is being threatened. In addition to a large protest in Beijing, it occurred in over 180 cities throughout China, threatening the survival of the administration.

According to the white paper "Peaceful Development of China in 2011", the main benefits of China are: 1) sovereignty of the state, 2) national security, 3) unification of the territory, 4) unification of the nation, 5) Political system established by the Constitution and overall social stability Basic safeguard measures to ensure sustainable economic and social development At the present time, controversial in the Southeast Asian Sea of ​​China and Japan, the Philippines, etc. The islands and waters that have become boundaries of "China sovereignty", "national security" and "territorial integrity" of the above mentioned central interests of China. Follow peaceful diplomatic means to resolve conflicts and preserve state sovereignty, national security and territorial integrity