关键词: 全过程, 民主再概念化, 跨语境认知

Abstract: When examining the dissemination of democracy across diverse historical contexts, its connotations and characteristics inevitably undergo corresponding transformations. In essence, this represents a process of “reconceptualizing” democracy. Toward such reconceptualization, we must adopt a dialectical and constructive perspective: it requires not only revisiting its original historical context but also conducting a comparative and systematic examination of its evolution within new frameworks. Democracy is constantly “reconceptualized”, which shows that its connotation and characteristics are constantly adjusted and enriched with the development of the times so that it can better adapt to the requirements of the times, rather than forming a rigid Western model that becomes the only experience and standard for the development of world democracy. The concept of “wholeprocess peoples democracy” emerging from Chinas historical context represents a modern adaptation and innovative development of democratic theory. Its formation stems from both the combination of endogenous and exogenous factors, as well as a process of continuous accumulation and spirallike evolution and innovation. The concept of “wholeprocess peoples democracy” is proposed based on the “depths of history” and “real life”, which is a full understanding and scientific definition of the concept of “democracy”. It is more in line with the laws and actual conditions of the evolution of democracy itself, reflecting not only the program and wisdom of Chinas democratic development, but also the richness and diversity of the worlds democratic development.

Key words: whole process, reconceptualizing democracy, cross-contextual cognition