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It is of great significance and value to build an index system of the Chinese nation’s strong sense of community. First, it is conducive to safeguarding the fundamental interests of all ethnic groups; second, it is conducive to realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation; third, it is conducive to consolidating and developing ethnic relations; fourth, it is conducive to creating a new situation in the party’s ethnic work. The evaluation index system for creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation can be constructed from the perspectives of “five dimensions”, including political guidance, cultural infiltration, development cohesion, the promotion of “three cross-links” and the maintenance of the rule of law, from the perspective of “one mechanism”. The evaluation index system needs to be continuously improved in practical application in order to be more perfect: firstly, the construction of the evaluation index system should be holistic and common; secondly, the content of related evaluation index and the related data collection should be operable; thirdly, the assessment and evaluation of the consciousness of the Chinese national community should be oriented. The author believes that we should deeply understand that creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation is the “main line” and “program” of the party’s ethnic work in the new era, correctly understand that the “five dimensions” of the evaluation index system for casting the consciousness of community for the Chinese nation are essentially a “symbiotic relationship”, and effectively grasp the interaction between the evaluation index system of creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation and creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation. “The Evaluation Index System for creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese Nation” aims to explore a comprehensive, systematic, fair and objective evaluation index system, with which to assess and evaluate the work and implementation performance of the units engaging in creating a strong sense of community for the Chinese Nation at different levels and different types in China’s ethnic minority areas. It provides academic support and decision-making reference for the formulation of the relevant ethnic policies of the party and the government in the future, and the implementation of ethnic work by local party committees and governments at all levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Be loved by the people, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has wide influence in the Korean peninsula. It promotes the creation of Korean historical novels into a prosperous period. Korean Chinese historical novels had been greatly influenced by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in terms of writing patterns, ideological theses, story plots and characters. Korean Chinese historical novels embody the unique national consciousness and cultural psychology of the Korean nation. They are the crystallization of cultural exchange between China and Korea in ancient times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

There was a deep relationship between historian Gu Jiegang’s comment on the Chinese nation during the Second Sino-Japanese War and the history of the Mengjiang Puppet Regime, as well as the pre-war Inner Mongolia Autonomy Movement. Gu Jiegang’s pre-war attitude toward the agricultural exploitation of Inner Mongolia only took the Hans’ standpoint. Even without the instigation of foreign colonizers, the autonomy movement would have still broken out under the despotism of native rulers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]