Abstract:

General Secretary Xi Jinping's lmportant Thought on the Party's Self Revolution originates from the inheritance and development of the self-revolutionary view of classic Marxist writers as well as the hard-won experience of the Communist Party of China in strictly managing and governing the Party over the past century. This is especially true of the General Secretary’s summing up of the Party’s fresh experiences of comprehensive strict governance in the new era. His work has refers to the excellent traditional cultural resources of the Chinese nation. This important thought constitutes an integrated organic whole, encompassing seven fundamental elements including the theory of scientific connotation, political task theory, principle adherence theory, practical requirement theory, system assurance theory, historical consciousness theory, and fundamental teleology theory. This important thought has contributed numerous new insights to the theoretical framework of Marxist party building theory. It offers a fresh perspective on breaking free from historical cycles during prolonged governance and presents Chinese wisdom to address global issues related to political party self-regulation.

Key words: Xi Jinping, the Communist Party of China, self-revolution, seeing party self-governance exercised fully and with rigor