英文摘要 |
The reform of political structure of the Chinese Communist Party during 1986 to 1989 consists an important part of the history of Reform and Opening up. This paper focuses on two key issues in the implementation of this political structure reform, namely, the origin of the reform of political structure advocated by Deng Xiaoping in 1986; and why the leadership of political reform studies, as well as the policy formulation, changed hands from Hu Yaobang to Zhao Ziyang. Based on relevant chronicles, anthologies, oral recollections, and internal publications, this paper concludes that the original planned economic management model and government management system of the CCP seriously hindered the implementation of the urban economic system reform. The only starting point for Deng Xiaoping’s proposed the reform of political structure is to maintain a sustained economic growth rate by eliminating institutional bloat and improving the administrative efficiency, the essence of his political reform proposition remained to be administrative reform. The transfer of the leadership of this political structure reform from Hu Yaobang, who was in charge of party affairs, to Zhao Ziyang, who was in charge of administrative affairs, was closely related to the historical background that after the redistribution of power at the top of the Communist Party in 1983, Hu Yaobang and the Central Secretariat seldomly discussed economic affairs, and it was difficult for Hu to interfere with the reform of the administrative system. This article argues that, by looking at the historical situation and the relationship between Hu and Zhao, the understanding of the CCP’s political structure reform in 1986 might be more detailed and accurate. |