Analytical understanding of Article 42 of the Constitution

Article 46 of the Constitution: Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right and duty to receive education. The State cultivates the all-round development of youth, adolescents and children in terms of morality, intelligence and physique.

The right to education is a basic human right, and the right to education is a fundamental right enjoyed by Chinese citizens and guaranteed by the state, a basic right granted by the Constitution, and a prerequisite and basis for citizens to enjoy other cultural education. It means that citizens have the opportunity to receive cultural education from the state and the right to receive material assistance for education. Although the right to education is only a constitutional right that emerged in the 20th century from a constitutional point of view, it has attracted more and more attention as the problem of food and clothing has been gradually solved around the world.

Citizens of the People's Republic of China have the right and duty to work.

Through various means, the State creates conditions for labor employment, strengthens labor protection, improves labor conditions, and on the basis of developing production, increases the welfare benefits of labor remuneration.

Labor is the glorious duty of all citizens who are able to work. Workers in state-owned enterprises and urban and rural collective economic organizations should treat their labor with the attitude of being the masters of the state. The State advocates socialist labor competition and rewards model workers and advanced workers.

The State encourages companies to engage in voluntary labor.

The State shall provide the necessary labor and employment training to citizens before employment.

Amendments to the Constitution shall be proposed by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress or more than one-fifth of the deputies to the National People's Congress, and shall be adopted by the National People's Congress by a two-thirds majority of all deputies. Laws and other deliberations are to be passed by the National People's Congress by a majority of all the deputies.

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Paragraph 4 of Article 14 of the Constitution stipulates that the State shall establish and improve a social security system commensurate with the level of economic development.

The state should establish and improve a social security system commensurate with the level of economic development." This further shows the urgency and importance of establishing and perfecting a social security system at present. However, how to achieve this goal is a complex and systematic project.

The CCP suggested that "the state establish and improve a social security system commensurate with the level of economic development" and "the lawful private property of citizens shall not be infringed upon" should be written into the constitution. This embodies the CPC's purpose of serving the people wholeheartedly and its ideological line of emancipating the mind and seeking truth from facts.

(1) Because the right to education is very important for human development: Education lays a good foundation for a person's happiness throughout life. Education can change our lives and destiny, and it is a requirement for everyone's own survival and development. Education is therefore a fundamental right of citizens.

2) Education determines the future of the country. In terms of the requirements of national development for citizens, education is a basic obligation of Chinese citizens.

1) the right to vote and the right to stand for election;

2) The right to freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration;

3) The right to hold positions in state organs;

4) The right to hold leadership positions in state-owned companies, enterprises, public institutions, and people's organizations.

1) The right to vote and the right to be elected. The so-called "right to vote and the right to be elected" refers to the right of citizens to participate in electoral activities and vote for the office of people's representative and other posts according to their own free will, as stipulated in the Election Law, and the right to be elected as the people's representative and other posts by candidates nominated for the post of people's representative and other posts. The right to vote and to stand for election is a fundamental political right of citizens.

2) The right to freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration. These six freedoms are the basic political freedoms of citizens stipulated in our Constitution, and they are the people's free right to express their opinions, participate in political activities and administer the State.

3) The right to hold positions in state organs, including both leadership positions and other positions.

4) The right to hold leadership positions in state-owned companies, enterprises, public institutions and people's organizations. The right to hold leadership positions in collectives, private companies, enterprises and institutions does not fall within the scope of deprivation of political rights.