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Search within results (((WU Qian-tao[Author]) AND 1[Journal]) AND year[Order]) AND OR NOT Title Author Institution Keyword Abstract PACS DOI Please wait a minute... For Selected: Download Citations EndNote Ris BibTeX Toggle Thumbnails Select Properly Understand the Scientific Meaning of Ideal Beliefs WU Qian-tao Teaching and Research    2011, (4): 5-9.   Abstract （5693）      PDF（pc） （1166KB）（2533）       Knowledge map    Save The concept "ideal belief" seems to have emerged from the combination of "ideal" and "belief".However,its connotation is much more than that of ideal plus belief.It refers to an integration of these two and implies a rich and profound note that distinguishes it from similar concepts like ideals,beliefs,general ideal beliefs,faith and so on.Compared with ideals and beliefs,it emphasizes the integration of the two key elements in ideal and belief.Compared with the ideal belief in general,it stands for the integration of the highest level ideal and the highest level belief;Compared with faith,it is usually applied together with Marxism and socialism,making it more scientific and fit into the Chinese context. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0） Select Retrospection over Cultivation of Patriotism since Implementation of the Reform and Open-up Policies WU Qian-tao,YANG Li-kun Teaching and Research    2008, (11): 80-85.   Abstract （1280）      PDF（pc） （1091KB）（1879）       Knowledge map    Save Patriotism means unity and passion which is irreplaceable for a country or a nation.The new era of reform and open-up calls for cultivation of patriotism,which is challenged by the changing situations.The Party and the government place great emphasis on cultivation of patriotism.So far,much progress has been made and rich experience has been accumulated in meeting these challenges.It is important to summarize our experience with the intention that cultivation of patriotism in the new era will be in line with the principlas of ideological education and be carried out in more creative ways. Reference | Related Articles | Metrics | Comments（0）