Impulse of Soviet-era ideas of soft reforms in the modern state model of the People's Republic of China

Russia historically builds mutually beneficial economic, political, defense-strategic relations and cultural ties with China. Modern geopolitics of the Russian Federation attaches particular importance to the Eurasian vector in its pragmatic understanding. Since the formation of the model of modern China is due to internal factors (state administration, labour, raw materials, production, distribution of resources, the structure of the national economy, cultural traditions, social systems and the composition of the population, etc.) and external ones (financial, investment, geopolitical, military-strategic, migration, infrastructure, state of the world market, etc.), the article traces the influence of the historical experience of the Soviet ideas of soft reforms on political and legal foundations of China's political system and its economic base. The impact of the reform ideas of the west (in the political sense) is a matter for a separate study. In this aspect, the author introduces in wide circulation documents from the State Archive of Socio-political History (RGASPI).