英文摘要 |
The united front policy of the Chinese Communist Party reached a new stage after the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. The relationship between the CCP and the bourgeois class was apparently transformed from collaboration in order to fight against the Nationalist regime to apparent unity, which was actually CCP dictatorship. For the CCP, the bourgeois class was its ideological enemy, but nonetheless the CCP had to include it in the new political system to consolidate the regime in the founding of the socialist state. Therefore, the primary goal of the CCP was to subjugate the bourgeois class to the leadership of the CCP. As for social elites, which were considered the representatives of the bourgeoisie, they entered the CCP's political regime without fully comprehending its ideology and saw themselves as collaborators of the CCP with a certain level of autonomy. Therefore, guided by the principle of both unifying and criticizing, the CCP employed a practical unification policy on the following terms: on the one hand, it provided political and other benefits to the united front target elites through political rights and material shelter, and on the other hand, through a series of political movements and thought education, it tried to reform them into socialist new men and took away their independence to attach them to the political system. By focusing the case of Li Jieren, this article examines the new political model of the post-1949 period and the various stages through which it evolved. |