Lee Hee-ok et al.: 100 Years of Changes in the Chinese Communist Party (1921–2021)

A hundred years of the creation of the Chinese Communist Party, Korean Chinese researchers are looking at 100 years in many ways: the theory of lines, economics, organizations, diplomacy, labor movements, and Gender. The approach to the period is based on the fact that the 100-year history of the Chinese Communist Party has been tested in the relationship between universalism and special, revolution and construction, and the long-term relationship between land and land and succession. The debate was open and the more abundant discussion, without unified positions that would be conflicting or controversial among the scribes. The Chinese Communist Party, with its unusual experience of the party and the Red Army building and operating the country and military forces, is still losing its competitive power in the face of the collapse of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe during the Taccill War. The possibility of the international order being shaken by the continued injury in China and the decline in U.S. supremacy has also been extended. The history of the Chinese Communist Party is not a matter of national status; it's asking different questions in the world, in East Asia and in the Korean peninsula. In other words, the subject of debate is on the public forum: the meaning of the country, the deep - entrenched future of world capitalism, the centrifuge and hard core of Chinese socialism, the role of China in the Korean divisions and peace systems.

Korean title: 중국공산당 100년의 변천(1921~2021)

Korean author: 이희옥 외

Korean publisher: 책과함께

ISBN-13: 9791191432121