Let s talk about the difference between the masses and those without party affiliation

Non-party democrats refer to intellectuals who have a greater influence and contribution to society, or high-level intellectuals who have joined non-party organizations.

The organization of non-partisan democrats is the "Association of Intellectuals" - the Association of Intellectuals, or the Association of Non-Party Persons (Intellectuals). It is composed of high-level intellectuals without party affiliation, etc.

Learning the non-partisan word has so many meanings. I don't know if it's the essence of Chinese writing or ???

Democrats without party affiliation used to be called "non-party and non-factional," "social elites," and "patriotic figures without party affiliation." One of the participating units of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

On May 1, 1948, the Communist Party of China called for a new political consultative conference, Guo Moruo, Ma Yinchu, Zhang Xiruo, Li Da, and Fu Ding.

1. Ouyang Yuqian, Hong Chen, Wu Youxun, Wang Zhixiang, Zhou Gucheng, and 12 others responded to the call and came to the Liberated Areas one after another; as representatives of "democratic personages without party affiliation," they attended the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held in Beijing in September 1949, participated in the formulation of the "Common Program" of the CPPCC, and elected the "people." Since then, "democratic personages without party affiliation" have remained in the CPPCC as a unit and have played an important role to this day.

The big difference is that people without party affiliation are quite prestigious non-CCP and non-democratic party figures, such as Yuan Longping's sub-class bigwigs, that is to say, they have not joined any party, but the prestige is extremely high [the masses], and the people without party affiliation are the nobles of the non-party masses, so they are called people, and the masses are the masses without party affiliation.

1.Non-partisan personages are people who do not belong to any party group.

2.All the masses are non-partisan.

<>Non-party personages refer to well-known personages who did not join any party organization in the new democratic revolution led by the Communist Party of China but participated in the people's democratic movement. Non-party democrats were developed and formed under the specific historical conditions of the Chinese revolution. They are not partisan in form, but partisan in substance.

Non-partisan:

In January 1946, the Kuomintang convened a political consultative conference, and nine non-party delegates attended as social elites. After the Kuomintang launched the civil war, the social elites were divided, and some people attached themselves to the Kuomintang and participated in the National Assembly and the Kuomintang, which ruined the reputation of the social elites.

1. Non-party personages refer to people who have not joined any party and have made positive contributions to society and have a certain influence, and their main body is intellectuals. 2. Non-party personages should have the following characteristics: (1) They have not joined any party and have non-party status.

2) It is to make a positive contribution to the society and have a certain social impact. The activities carried out by non-party personages are of a political nature and must be influential and representative among the masses with whom they are contacted. (3) Be well-educated and of high quality.

Non-party democrats are Guo Moruo, Ma Yinchu, Zhang Xiruo, Li Da, Dong Luan (Yu Li), and Fu Ding.

1. Ouyang Yuqian, Hong Shen, Wu Youxun, Wang Zhixiang, Ding Xielin, Zhou Gucheng and 12 other people attended the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held in Beijing in September 1949.

The term "independent" evolved from nonpartisan democrats. Non-partisan democrats are the term given to well-known personalities who have not joined any party organization and who have a history of democratic movements. With the development of history, non-party democrats in the original sense have basically ceased to exist, and the title of non-party democrats has gradually been replaced by non-party personages.

Differences: 1. Different meanings.

Non-party members, or non-partisan, independents, refer to public officials or influential persons who do not belong to any political party, and are also called independent candidates at the time of elections, and are called non-party persons in Chinese mainland.

The masses have two meanings: (1) Generally referring to the masses of the people. (2) Refers to a person's political outlook, i.e., a person who has not joined the Communist Party of China or the Communist Youth League.

2. The main body of members is different.

Non-partisan people are mainly intellectuals. That is to say, people without party affiliation are not the same as people without party affiliation. Although the broad masses of the basic masses without party and faction occupy a basic position in the united front, they cannot be called personages without party affiliation in the sense of the united front.

However, there are no requirements and qualifications for the knowledge background, social status, and strata of the masses.

3. Different political will.

People without party affiliation must have the desire and ability to participate in and discuss state affairs. Non-partisan people are a kind of political outlook, and they embody a kind of political identity. The basic functions of personages without party affiliation are the same as those of democratic parties, that is, they participate in the administration and discussion of state affairs, exercise democratic supervision, and participate in political consultations under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.

The masses generally refer to people who are not affiliated with a party or participate in any political movement.

In 1946, Prime Minister *** made a special explanation of the title and essence of non-party democrats: "Non-party democrats were developed and formed under the specific historical conditions of the Chinese revolution. They are not partisan in form, but partisan in substance. ”

The masses are a political concept, and non-partisan people are a historical concept.

The masses refer to all those who play a role in promoting the development of social history, and are the overwhelming majority of the social population.

Non-partisan persons are those who do not belong to any political affiliation but have significant political influence.

The general masses should also be regarded as party members, but people without party affiliation, she is not thin on some party members, these restrictions.

Non-partisan personages ≠ non-partisan masses.

Distinction (1) Non-party personage: a person who has not joined a party and has social influence.

Masses: ordinary citizens who have not joined a party.

Distinction (2) Non-party personages need to be determined by relevant departments, and what you say yourself does not count.

Masses, you don't need to be identified by any department, you can fill it in yourself.

Difference (3) There are only 30,000 people without party affiliation in the whole country.

Masses, there are about 1 billion people in the country.

Distinction (iv).

People without party affiliation, all parties are willing to want him.

The masses, all the parties do not want him.

Non-party members are Chinese citizens who have a certain degree of influence among the people, and those who have not joined any political party. That's probably what it means.

People without party affiliation are all well-known people, but not the masses.

The distinction between non-partisan personages and the masses is as follows:

1. Different political tendencies.

Non-partisan: Non-partisan refers to individuals who do not explicitly join or support any particular political party. They usually choose positions that are independent of partisan politics and do not represent any particular political leaning or partisanship.

Masses: The masses refer to the general public, ordinary people, including all members of society, regardless of whether they join or support a political party. The masses do not have a clear political orientation, they represent the broad interests and diversity of society.

2. Participation in political activities is different.

Non-partisan: Non-partisan persons may take a neutral stance in political activity and are not directly involved in the organization, campaigning, or partisan politics of a particular political party. They may be more inclined to think independently and evaluate candidates and policies to decide for themselves whether to support or not.

Masses: Masses can be part of political activities, including demonstrations, rallies, election voting, etc. They may be involved in the activities of various political organizations, social movements or political parties, or they may express their views and demands in their individual capacity.

3. Different organizational relationships.

Non-partisan: Non-partisan people usually do not have formal party affiliation. They may be independent thinkers, focus on specific issues or issues, and make decisions based on their own values and interests.

Masses: The masses do not have a clear organizational relationship, and as part of society, they may belong to various social groups, professional groups, interest organizations, or other social organizations.

Definition of non-partisans and the masses

1. Non-partisan personage.

Non-partisans are those individuals who do not explicitly join or support any particular political party. They choose a position independent of partisan politics and do not have a clear partisan identity or partisan affiliation.

2. The masses. The masses refer to the ordinary people and the broad masses of people in society. They include all members of society, regardless of whether or not they belong to or hold a political party.

The masses are the foundation and main body of society, and represent the broad interests and diversity of society. They may participate in various political activities in their individual capacity, such as demonstrations, rallies, voting in elections, etc., or express their views and demands in groups.