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Direct transition refers to the development of relatively backward nations, with the help of advanced nations, across several stages of social development and transition to socialism. In China, it refers to some ethnic minorities who have maintained the remnants of the original commune system. With the help of the state, they have directly transitioned to socialism without undergoing a democratic reform movement. Such as Dulong, Jinuo, Oroqen, and some Nu, Dai, Jingpo, Benglong (now De'ang), Dai, Blang, Li, Ewenki, etc., have a total population of about 600,000. Until the founding of the People's Republic of China, they still had a strong remnant of the original commune system.

Direct transition

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Direct transition refers to the development of relatively backward nations, with the help of advanced nations, across several stages of social development and transition to socialism. In China, it refers to some ethnic minorities who have maintained the remnants of the original commune system. With the help of the state, they have directly transitioned to socialism without undergoing a democratic reform movement. Such as Dulong, Jinuo, Oroqen, and some Nu, Dai, Jingpo, Benglong (now De'ang), Dai, Blang, Li, Ewenki, etc., have a total population of about 600,000. Until the founding of the People's Republic of China, they still had a strong remnant of the original commune system.

Chinese name

Direct transition

Attributes

Social development

influences

Changing the way of life in the region

Evolution

Backward to advanced

Before these ethnic minorities transitioned to socialism, the basic social characteristics of the areas where they belonged were: Village community members worked together on the public land of the village community and were evenly distributed. A small amount of paddy fields, gardens, and permanent arable land were already private in some areas; village communities All mountain forests and lands, the village community members have the right to cultivate and use, and the co-cultivation system coexists with private self-cultivation; most of the village community leaders have not left

Mainly: Promote the party's national equality and solidarity policy and carry out patriotism and socialist education; The state provides financial, material and human resources to help, freely distribute agricultural tools, seeds, cattle, rations, establish small water conservancy, and guide the masses Cultivation technology, adapting to local conditions, developing multiple economies, and supporting individuals

The implementation of these special policies and measures by the Communist Party of China and the People's Government has promoted the rapid development of socialist construction in the immediate transition areas, and has fundamentally changed the face of people of all ethnic groups.