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While the character is called Dengism here, it more accurately represents Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in general. It can represent the ideology of the PRC and its supporters at any period after Deng's market reforms. While it is called "Dengism" for name recognizability, it can also represent the '''Three Represents''' ideology of Jiang Zemin, the '''Scientific Outlook on Development''' ideology of Hu Jintao, and '''Xi Jinping Thought''', as all of these ideologies fall under the umbrella of "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics". |
While the character is called Dengism here, it more accurately represents Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in general. It can represent the ideology of the PRC and its supporters at any period after Deng's market reforms. While it is called "Dengism" for name recognizability, it can also represent the '''Three Represents''' ideology of Jiang Zemin, the '''Scientific Outlook on Development''' ideology of Hu Jintao, and '''Xi Jinping Thought''', as all of these ideologies fall under the umbrella of "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics". |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The ideology was first formulated and implemented by Deng Xiaoping during the late 1970’s-1980’s under himself and continues to be practiced by his successors and is now the dominant faction within the Chinese |
The ideology was first formulated and implemented by Deng Xiaoping during the late 1970’s-1980’s under himself and continues to be practiced by his successors and is now the dominant faction within the Chinese Communist Party (or CCP for short). |
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==Beliefs == |
==Beliefs == |
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