is page 262 of Selected Works of Marx and Engels.
Marx and Engels said in the article "Manifesto of the Productive Party": "All the movements in the past were for a few people or for the benefit of a few people. The proletarian movement belongs to the vast majority of people and is an independent movement for the benefit of the vast majority of people. "
the fundamental difference between working-class political parties and all other political parties is whether they seek benefits for the working class and the broad masses of the people or for a few people or small groups. Because any political party is based on a specific class and is a concentrated expression of the interests of a specific class. The working-class political party is based on the working class, and its fundamental feature and sole purpose must be to seek benefits for the working class and the broad masses of the people.
Extended materials
Selected Works of Marx and Engels is a book published by People's Publishing House in 1995. The author is Marx and Engels and translated by the Central Translation Bureau. This book contains the works and letters of Marx and Engels.
This anthology extracts quite a few chapters from Marx's basic work Das Kapital for the first time, so as to reflect the theoretical system of Marxist philosophy, political economy and scientific socialism more comprehensively.
This anthology is divided into four volumes. The first volume is the works from 1843 to 1859, the second volume is the works from 1857 to 1871 and excerpts from Das Kapital, the third volume is the works from 1871 to 1883, and the fourth volume is the works from 1884 to 1895 and the letters from Marx and Engels.
Generally, the documents compiled in the anthology are arranged in the order of writing or publication. In order to facilitate readers' reading, the preface and introduction written by Marx and Engels for a certain work in different periods are generally compiled with the original work; Ten articles on China and chapters selected from the first, second and third volumes of Das Kapital are also compiled together. The letters of Marx and Engels are arranged in the fourth volume in chronological order.