Communist Economic Chapter One

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(Note: This is the translation of the original book in Chinese, and it would be a bit easier for you to understand it if you have some idea of Chinese Taiji and Daoism. Please also note that the Chinese words in the translation are spelt with the Chinese phonetic system (namely pinyin) instead of the traditional Wade-Giles System. For example, Dao is used instead of Tao, Daoism for Taoism, Taiji for Taikii, and so on. For those who know nothing about Taiji, just remember that "Dao" means "way" literally, which was used by ancient Chinese to describe the origin and mechanism of everything in the universe, even the universe itself.)


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[jake williams]

Could you summarize all this in like a couple paragraphs?

[heiss93]

I think the proposal for Special Communist Economic Zones in China is an interesting transitional proposal to a higher stage of socialism, although it might face problems with the tendency of capitalist commodities to drive out social forms through the law of value.