Three Dimensions for Enriching the Spiritual World of Youth from the Perspective of Marxist Anthropology

Abstract

Enriching the spiritual world of young people in the new era is a core component of cultivating a new generation capable of shouldering the great mission of national rejuvenation; it is crucial to both the individual growth of young people and the future development of the nation. As a scientific theoretical system, Marxist anthropology provides fundamental guidance for understanding the essence and developmental laws of the spiritual world of young people. As a scientific theoretical system, Marxist humanism provides a fundamental basis for understanding the essence and development patterns of the spiritual world of young people. Enriching the spiritual world of youth requires taking the 'real person' as the logical starting point, 'human needs' as the intrinsic driving force, and 'the comprehensive development of humans' as the value goal. By establishing a systematic practical path through guiding faith, initiating material conditions, safeguarding culture, and advancing through practice, it offers both theoretical support and practical reference for addressing real issues in the development of the spiritual world of young people.