The Practical Innovation and Theoretical Contribution of General Secretary Xi Jinping's Important Expositions on Cyber Diplomacy

Abstract:General Secretary Xi Jinping's important expositions on cyber diplomacy originate from China's diplomatic practices across several key stages: gaining full access to the global Internet，striving to close the digital gap with developed countries，securing greater international discursive power in cyberspace，and promoting thereform of the global Internet governance system.Since the advent of the new era，General Secretary Xi Jinping has，based on the realities of both domestic and international Internet development，identified the building of a community with a shared future in cyberspace as the overarching goal of cyber diplomacy.He has committed to promoting a fairer and more reasonable global Internet governance system by advocating related initiatives on China-led diplomatic platforms，elaborating them in diplomatic meetings and state visits，caling for them at major international forums such as the United Nations，sending congratulatory messges to Internet-related conferences，signing joint statementsand cooperation agreements，and improving mechanisms foraddressing international cyber disputes.These new viewpoints，judgments，and practices enrich the theoretical contentof major -country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics，expand the diplomatic horizon of China’s Internet development and governance，and contribute Chinese wisdom and proposals to global Internet governance.

Keywords :Xi Jinping；cyber diplomacy；practical innovation；theoretical contribution

A Re - examination of the Historical Fate of Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan

Gao Zhonghua

Abstract:Thefactthat The GuideWeekly，the oficial publicationof the CPC Central Committe，publishedonlyan abridged version of Report onan Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunanand not its full text，evolved from a simple editorial decision into an issue of responsibilityfor the failure ofthe Great Revolution.This issue was also intertwined with several major historical developments，including Chen Duxiu’s eventualremoval from leadership and Mao Zedong’srising influence withintheComintern.Byanalyzing the report from four distinct perspectives—as an edited article for publication，as a guidefor the peasant movement in Hunan，as areport submited to the CPC Central Committee，and as a document valued bythe Comintern—one can trace itsvariedpoliticaltrajectories.Thereport’sinfluenceextended toseveralprovinces，and its historical fate closely mirored the revolutionary course，reflecting to some extent the transformation of the Party's ideological line during the Great Revolution period.

Keywords: Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan； Mao Zedong;Comintern

The CPC’s Image Building during the Central Soviet Area Period and Its Implications

Xiao Xiaohua

Abstract:Image building is a vital component of Party development and a key factor in expanding the Party’s influence and gaining public recognition and support.The imageof a political party is primarilydetermined by its essential atributes.The analysis of Party image building should consider three aspects:political ideals， political actions and performance，and political propaganda.During the Central Soviet Area period，the core of the CPC’s image construction layin its firm idealsand beliefs，itscommitment to serving the people，its noble spirit of selflessdedication，itspragmatic work ethic，and its political character of self-reform.Revolutionary strugges and base area construction guided by these political ideals forged a historically resonant Party image. Strict discipline not only constituted a key element of image building but also served as a critical guarantee for maintaining the Party’simage.However，“doing well” must also be accompanied by“speaking well. The diverseand creative propaganda eforts in the Central Soviet Area playedan important roleinpromoting theParty’ s positive image and enhancing its influence.

Keywords:Central Soviet Area；image of the Communist Partyof China；political ideals；Party discipline

On Mao Zedong' s Art of Military Command in Leading the Central Red Army’ s Four Crossings of the Chishui River

Wang Xinsheng

Abstract:The Four Crossings of the Chishui River during the Long March of the Central Red Army represents one of the most briliant feats in Mao Zedong’s militarycareer.What made it so remarkable?This article argues hat thestrategic objective of the operation was to break through the encirclement and pursuit of 400，000 KMT troops and to regain the initiative in strategic maneuver.Mao Zedong developed highly flexible mobile warfare tactics tailored to thegeographical and military conditions of the Sichuan-Yunnan-Guizhou region．He keenlygrasped Chiang Kai-shek's mindset and strategic intentions，repeatedly thwarting his plans to anihilate the Red Army.By skilfully balancing the tactics of \"fighting\"and \" maneuvering，\" Mao Zedong achieved the strategic goal of escaping both frontal andrear encirclements at minimal cost.This victory laid a crucial foundation for the subsequent successul maneuvers，including the feint on Guiyang，the threat to Kunming，and thestrategic crossing of the Jinsha River.The Four Crossings campaign not only developed the tactics of the previous anti-encirclement campaigns inthe Central Soviet Area，but also standsasa classic and extraordinary example in the history of modern Chinese warfare.

Keywords:Mao Zedong；Central Red Army；Four Crossings of the Chishui River;military command art