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August 20, 2025Integration of Industry and Education Journal1 citationsOpen Access

The Theoretical Sources of Xi Jinping's Ecological Civilization Thought: A Syncretic Framework for a New Era

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CCChangkui LI CHANGKUI

Key Points

  • Xi jinping's ecological civilization thought intertwines multiple ideologies, offering a unique framework for modern governance.
  • This synthesis includes elements of marxist ecological materialism and traditional Chinese wisdom, illustrating a holistic approach.
  • The analysis highlights how this thought reframes environmental governance as a socialist and civilizational responsibility.
  • By positioning China as a leader in global sustainability, it challenges existing Western development models, promoting alternative strategies.

Abstract

This paper analyzes the theoretical sources of Xi Jinping’s Ecological Civilization Thought, a core component of “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.” The study argues that this framework is not a single doctrine but a syncretic synthesis of five intellectual pillars: Marxist ecological materialism, traditional Chinese ecological wisdom, lessons from China’s socialist development, a people-centered governing philosophy, and a global vision of environmental governance. By weaving together these diverse sources, the ideology provides both cultural legitimacy and political authority for China’s ecological transition. It reframes environmental protection as both a socialist imperative and a civilizational mission, offering a new paradigm for modernization that challenges Western development models and positions China as a leader in global sustainability governance.

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Changkui LI CHANGKUI (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af56f4ad7bf08b1eadcde0https://doi.org/10.6914/iiej.040201
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