Research on the Role of Democratic Parties in Colleges and Universities in Building Morality and Cultivating People: Taking the General Branch of the Democratic League of Huizhou College as an Example

This article takes the general branch of the Huizhou College of the Democratic League of Huizhou College in recent years as an example. Through literature review, field research, case analysis, and other research methods, it summarized how the Democratic League of Huizhou College made good use of various activity carriers in ideological and political education. It combined discipline construction, scientific research platforms, school-government-enterprise, and other cooperation platforms. From educational methods to subject transformation and integration, and from daily teaching to social practice, it promoted the role of college teachers in the alliance to play the role of cultivating people in the era of college education reform. The aim was to put forward that in educating others, they should first educate themselves, teachers had two-way morality in terms of teacher ethics and professionalism, effectively integrated ideological and political courses into professional teaching and practice, and realized waiting for flowers to bloom in the “context”1 teaching environment like the cultivation effect of salt in water.

美国两党对台政策的差异及影响

In the context of the whole-of-government strategic approach the United States(US)currently applies toward China,the Democratic and Republican parties have reached a consensus on“using Taiwan to contain China,”compromising the integrity of the one-China policy and seriously eroding the political foundations of China–US relations.However,considerable differences persist between the two parties regarding Taiwan policy.The Republicans,as represented by Donald Trump,have appeared more radical and more straightforward,whereas the incumbent Biden administration of the Democratic Party has shown significant duplicity.Democrats in the US Congress have introduced relatively fewer Taiwan-related bills than their Republican counterparts;by comparison,some Republican lawmakers have even introduced resolutions calling for resuming“diplomatic ties”with Taiwan.The Taiwan policy gap between the Democratic and Republican parties mirrors their differences on China policy:liberal think tanks advocate for“strategic ambiguity”on Taiwan,but conservatives back“strategic clarity.”And the gap also ref lects the shifting lobbying priorities of Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party.Looking ahead to the upcoming decade,the Democratic and Republican par ties will continue to compete to“support Taiwan,”thus rendering the Taiwan question even more dangerous.After 2024,if Democrats remain in power,they may hasten the“internationalization”of the Taiwan question;otherwise,if Republicans return to the White House and both chambers of Congress,China and the US may find their relationship even more confrontational.Although the political situation in Taiwan will very unlikely have any fundamental impact on the Taiwan Strait,it will,to a certain extent,influence the intensity of China–US rivalry.

China ABC:China's Democratic Parties

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Paradigm Shift of Japan＇s Monetary Policymaking： Implications of Abe Shinzo＇s Return to Power

The paper begins with reviewing the monetary policymaking of Japan since mid-1990s. The ＂Big Bang＂ reforms in 1996-1997 had developed the foundations of financial restructuring in both private and public sectors. More importantly, under the 1998 Bank of Japan （BOJ） Law, BOJ successfully earned an independence status to formulate ＂politically neutral＂ monetary policies but encountered political pressures from politicians and Ministry of Finance （MOF） bureaucrats. Then, the paper explores how the second Abe administration has forced BOJ to accommodate its financial agenda--boost economic growth and fight against deflation - in order to gain political interests but hurt BOJ independence. The paper proceeds to explain the conflict between politicians and appointed technocrats as an institutional game under government change. The paper concludes that Abe Shinzo handled the rivalry properly by acting aggressively on both economic and strategic issues and brought a significant electoral success of the Liberal Democratic Party＇s （LDP＇s） in the 2013 upper house election.

For the Prosperity and Democracy of the Motherland——Women Members of the Democratic Parties in Jiangsu Province

EVER since the Chinese Communist Party came into power, there have been eight democratic parties working alongside it, helping and sharing happiness and hardship together. The Chinese Communist Party considers them devoted friends.

A Brief Introduction to the Democratic Parties in China:

The China Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang (CRCK). Founded January 1, 1948, CRCK now recruits members from those who have connections with the Kuomintang(KMT) or other circles in Taiwan, those who wish to commit themselves to the reunification of the motherland and Taiwan and other related personages.