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An Alternative Approach to Ideas and Personality: Chinese President Xi Jinping and His Mass-Line Sensibilities

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CSChih‐yu ShihTongji University

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Theoretical analysis reveals how mass-line ideology shapes leadership personality in China, highlighting how political ideas drive self-cultivation and state governance.

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Ideological self-in-relation shapes political leadership by transforming vulnerability into a pursuit of transcendence, linking individual identity with perceived mass acceptance.
The framework demonstrates that Buddhist selfhood, Confucian harmony, and socialist sensitivity drive anti-corruption campaigns alongside nationwide anti-poverty programs in China.
Comparative analysis of historical leadership models highlights how autocratic systems risk involution when internal ideological self-cultivation replaces outward responsiveness.

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Chih‐yu Shih (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e66dc6b6db6435875f8a7d https://doi.org/10.1142/s1013251124500073

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Theoretical analysis reveals how mass-line ideology shapes leadership personality in China, highlighting how political ideas drive self-cultivation and state governance.

An Alternative Approach to Ideas and Personality: Chinese President Xi Jinping and His Mass-Line Sensibilities

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