the doctrine of two points; dialectical view of seeing things comprehensively
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the doctrine of two points; dialectical method of viewing things comprehensively
formalA core concept in Marxist philosophy and dialectical materialism. Often contrasted with 'one-sided view' (一点论). It emphasizes analyzing both the principal and secondary aspects of a contradiction, and recognizing that conditions can change.
Wǒ我
men们
yào要
jiān坚
chí持
liǎng两
diǎn点
lùn论
，
jì既
yào要
kàn看
dào到
chéng成
jì绩
，
yě也
yào要
kàn看
dào到
bù不
zú足
。
We must adhere to the doctrine of two points: we should see both the achievements and the shortcomings.
Fēn分
xī析
fù复
zá杂
de的
shè社
huì会
xiàn现
xiàng象
bì必
xū须
yùn运
yòng用
liǎng两
diǎn点
lùn论
。
To analyze complex social phenomena, one must apply the dialectical method of seeing things comprehensively.
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Liǎng两
diǎn点
lùn论
yāo要
qiú求
wǒ我
men们
fáng防
zhǐ止
piàn片
miàn面
xìng性
hé和
jué绝
duì对
huà化
。
The doctrine of two points requires us to guard against one-sidedness and absolutism.