Exploring the inner logic of patriotic education for youth in the new era
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v19i.1552Keywords:
New era, Patriotic education, Generative logicAbstract
Patriotic education is a long-standing ideological and political education work carried out by the Party and the State, and its generative logic is mainly divided into three perspectives: historical origin, theoretical source and practical basis. As socialism with Chinese characteristics is facing a new stage of development and the general environment at home and abroad is intricate and complex, it is important to explore the internal logic of patriotic education for youth in the new era in order to enhance the patriotic sentiment and national identity of the majority of youth.
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