Published on: 2026-07-28
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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Moscow, July 28 /Xinhua/ — The Chinese experience in party building plays an important role in the success of modern China, and studying it can be beneficial for researchers of political processes worldwide. This was stated in an interview with Xinhua News Agency by Vladimir Nezhdanov, an expert of the Institute of Current International Problems at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
After reviewing the report “Modern Features and Global Significance of Xi Jinping’s Ideas on Party Building” in Russian, the presentation of which took place on July 27 in Bishkek, a Russian expert noted that the guiding role of the CPC is one of the essential characteristics of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
According to V. Nezhdanov, one of the key factors in the Communist Party of China’s many years of successful work is loyalty to the original goal and historical mission of the party, which primarily consists in the welfare of the people. In many countries, campaign promises often do not match real actions, and the primary goals become overshadowed. The global initiatives put forward by China involve adherence to the original goal, he emphasized. At the same time, the authorities in China strive to build good governance, which implies the absence of corruption, the formation of long-term common interests with the people, and the establishment of stable conditions for development, which ultimately should contribute to achieving the initial goals, the expert noted.
An important point of party building in China, according to a Russian expert, has been party discipline and the principled rejection of corruption. The idea of self-revolution plays an important role in this area. The authors of the report point out that the fight against corruption represents the most consistent form of self-revolution. “We clearly understand that regardless of the level of an official or a party member, corruption is unacceptable, and there is zero tolerance for it in China,” notes V. Nezhdanov.
According to an expert from the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Chinese experience of party building is based not only on Marxism but is also closely connected with Chinese history and culture. Such an example of localizing a global idea can be of great significance for researchers in various countries.
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