1. Class struggle: The Declaration emphasizes that the main driving force of social history is class struggle. It holds that society consists of two main classes: the bourgeoisie (capitalist) and the proletariat (working class), and the contradictions and conflicts between them promote the evolution of society.

2. Private ownership: The Declaration criticizes private ownership, believing that it leads to social inequality and exploitation. It advocates replacing private ownership with socialization of means of production, thus eliminating private accumulation of property.

3.* * * Productivism: The Declaration puts forward the concept of * * * productivism, that is, to build a proletarian society in which resources and wealth are public and production is distributed according to needs, not according to work. This will eliminate the gap between the rich and the poor and social inequality.

4. Revolution: The declaration encourages the proletariat to overthrow the rule of the bourgeoisie through revolutionary means. It believes that only by violently overthrowing the capitalist system can the establishment of a capitalist society be realized.

5. Internationalism: The Declaration emphasizes the international solidarity of the proletariat and holds that the liberation of the proletariat must transcend national boundaries and become an international movement.

6. Neutral countries: The Declaration criticized some governments for maintaining the capitalist system and regarded them as defenders of capitalism. The declaration called on the proletariat to get rid of the influence of these neutral countries and move towards revolution.

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Manifesto of Producers' Party of * * * (also translated as Manifesto of * * *) is the program drafted by Karl Marx and friedrich engels for the Producers' Union of * * *; It was first published as a single book in London on February 2 1848. 1848 On February 24th, the Manifesto of the * * * Production Party was officially published; The full Chinese translation was first published in August, 1920.

The Manifesto of the Producer Party runs through the Marxist view of history. The full text includes four chapters: introduction and text. The seven prefaces briefly expound the basic concept of the * * * Producer Party Manifesto and its historical position in the international * * * Producer Movement, and point out that the theoretical principle of the * * * Producer Party Manifesto is historical materialism; This paper comprehensively and systematically expounds the theory of scientific socialism and points out that the proletarian movement will become an irresistible historical trend.

Manifesto of the Productive Party has been translated into more than 200 languages, which occupies an important position in the whole history of human thought.