| 英文摘要 |
After the founding of the Communist Party of China, Mao Zedong began the process of comprehensive socialist transformation at all levels of Chinese mainland society.“The Party leads everything”is the most important process, especially the“politicization”of political control in rural areas. The CCP's control of rural areas Carrying out“collectivization”has become an important research topic in studying the“Mao Zedong period”. Since Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, Xi Jinping’s“recollectivization”process in rural areas has once again become an important and hot topic in the study of Chinese socialism.“Collectivization”refers to the political control of rural areas during the“Mao Zedong period”and the“Sinicization of Marxism”;“recollectivization”refers to Xi Jinping’s Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, one of the latest achievements of the Sinicization of Marxism, and Xi Jinping’s“Legalized”political control in rural areas. On the whole, all systems were transferred from the Communist Party of China in the Soviet Union. Its socialism attaches great importance to the new forms of dominant society arising from the interaction between social productivity and production relations, from the development of rural cooperatives to the recognition of the collectivization process, the use of mechanization and There are commonalities in the recognition of the mutual cooperation between the two to achieve collectivization, and the recognition of the increase in socialist methods that produce the collectivization process. From Mao Zedong’s“collectivization”to Xi Jinping’s“recollectivization”, there are differences in the impact on social reproduction and Reforms arise from the differences in understanding between stateowned and collectively owned land, small-scale peasant economy, industrial-agricultural relations and commodity production economy, understanding of different forms of capital, and understanding of the speed of collectivization development. Under this situation, the“recollectivization”of China’s currently weak collective economy is not a simple return to historical simplicity, but the development of socialist governance with Chinese characteristics. This article attempts to compare ''collectivization'' and The study of“recollectivization”is a practice and exploration that combines Chinese Marxist theory with China's national conditions. |