The Four Consciousnesses () is a political concept first proposed by
Chinese Communist Party
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(CCP)
general secretary
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Xi Jinping
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in January 2016. The concept forms part of the core of the curriculum of the mandatory ideological instructional
Situation and Policy
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classes in higher education.
History
The Four Consciousnesses was first proposed on 29 January 2016 at a meeting of the
CCP Politburo
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.
Concepts
The concept includes:
# Political consciousness
# Consciousness of the overall situation
# Consciousness of the core
# Compliance consciousness
Notes
See also
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Ideology of the Chinese Communist Party
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References
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