Abstract

The Communist Party of China (CPC) is a party of courage and self-reform. Over the past century, it has united and led the Chinese people in overthrowing oppressive forces, transforming itself from a weak organization to a powerful one and guiding China from hardship to prosperity. One of the fundamental reasons for this success is the Party's constant attention to self-construction, recognizing governance and discipline as the basis of its development. Xi Jinping's thought on the comprehensive and strict governance of the Party in the new era integrates contemporary realities in China, imbuing the Marxist theory of Party building with new significance and further enriching and advancing its principles. This paper explores Xi's thought on comprehensively governing the Party with rigor through multiple perspectives, focusing on historical, substantive, contextual, and practical dimensions.