Modernization cannot only focus on material things but also on people. The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China put forward clear requirements for promoting human modernization. Chinese path to modernization aims to promote human modernization, including three dimensions: human life quality, human spiritual civilization and human all-round development.
In terms of improving people's quality of life, this article paints a picture of the modernization of quality of life and summarizes it into four points: firstly, there is a significant increase in people's income and consumption levels. The second is the upgrading of consumption. The third is to further expand public consumption. The fourth is the greening and beautification of the living environment.
In improving the level of spiritual civilization, the first step is to address the issue of human values. Secondly, it is to promote people's concepts to reach modern levels, adapt to and promote the development of modern technology and modern society. Thirdly, it is to develop advanced socialist culture. In the process of Chinese path to modernization, the construction of spiritual civilization in the above three aspects is reflected in the guidance of the economic behavior of each market subject. Mainly implemented in two aspects: entrepreneurial culture and civic morality.
In promoting comprehensive human development, it is the characteristic of future life envisioned by Marx. Marx clearly pointed out that an important feature of future society is the free and comprehensive development of human beings. The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China pointed out that education, technology, and talent are the fundamental and strategic support for the comprehensive construction of a socialist modernized country. These three aspects are all related to the comprehensive development of human beings. The first is the modernization of physical fitness. The second is the modernization of human cultural qualities. The third is the modernization of workers' knowledge and skills.
