Why has it attracted so much attention from the international academic community? , this city in China
Recently, "The Logic and Origin of Chinese Modernization—The First 'Shanghai Observation from a Global Perspective' Academic Symposium" was held at the Songjiang Campus of Shanghai International Studies University. Yi Yonggang, Vice President of Shanghai International Studies University, Director of the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee and Dean of the School of Marxism, delivered a welcome speech. The participating experts conducted in-depth exchanges around the historical logic, theoretical logic and practical logic of Chinese modernization. Sun Yuwei, Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Marxism at Shanghai International Studies University, presided over the opening ceremony.
Vice Chairman of the Shanghai Federation of Social Works, President of the Shanghai Society of Chinese Communist Party History, and Professor Xin Ping of Shanghai University pointed out that the great party-building spirit originated from the founding process of the Communist Party of China. The formation of the great party-building spirit has strengthened cultural consciousness and cultural self-confidence, and inspired the historical initiative to promote Chinese-style modernization. The founding of the party, the great spirit of party building and Chinese-style modernization are consistent.
Researcher Zhou Wu, deputy director of the Institute of World China Studies at the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, pointed out that Shanghai was a window for modern China to communicate with the world and was the leader and forerunner of China's modernization development. After Shanghai opened as a port, a lot of modern knowledge and ideas were introduced to Shanghai from the West, and then radiated from Shanghai to the whole country. Because of this, Shanghai's urban modernity development is closely linked to China's modernization process. In the research field of world China studies, Shanghai has attracted the most attention from international academic circles, and "Shanghai studies" has also become the most international academic field in Chinese urban studies.
Professor Guo Shuyong, chief expert of the “Research on Xi Jinping’s Diplomatic Thought”, a major project of the National Social Science Fund and dean of the School of International Relations and Public Affairs of Shanghai International Studies University, believes that an international perspective has always been a key to understanding the sinicization of Marxism. To grasp the rich connotation of the Sinicization of Marxism in the new era, we must conduct in-depth research on the re-globalization, re-internationalization and re-epoch-making issues of Sinicized Marxism. It is necessary to explore the intersection and integration of the study of diplomatic thought and the sinicization of Marxism, look at the history, reality and future of China's international relations theoretical construction with a "self-centered and inclusive" mentality, and explore China's excellence with Chinese-style modern thinking Traditional culture nourishes “global governance”.
In addition to the keynote report of the conference, five sub-forums were held that day: "Shanghai and the Chinese Modernization Road", "Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta Regional Modernization", "Shanghai Cultural Modernization", "Shanghai Governance Modernization" and "Overseas Shanghai Modernization Research". Guests at the meeting focused on relevant Topics, in-depth discussion of Shanghai’s urban modernization process from a global perspective.
This seminar was sponsored by the Research Center for the Great Party-Building Spirit of the Communist Party of China in Colleges and Universities, the Shanghai International Studies University Branch Center of the Research Center for the Great Party-Building Spirit of the Communist Party of China in Colleges and Universities, and the School of Marxism at Shanghai International Studies University. It was hosted by the Research Center for Modern Chinese Social Economy at the School of Marxism at Shanghai International Studies University. .
