1, the party's literary and artistic policy is to let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend. "A hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend", specifically, in literary and artistic creation, works with different styles, genres, themes and techniques are allowed to coexist and develop freely; In academic theory, different schools and viewpoints are advocated to compete with each other and discuss freely. "Let a hundred flowers blossom" is an image metaphor, and "A hundred schools of thought contend" borrows historical allusions. 195 1, Mao Zedong wrote the inscription "Let a hundred flowers blossom and bring forth the new" for China Opera Research Institute; 1953, put forward the idea of "a hundred schools of thought contend" in the study of China history; 1on April 28th, 956, Mao Zedong said at the enlarged meeting in the Political Bureau of the Central Committee that "letting a hundred flowers blossom" on artistic issues and "letting a hundred schools of thought contend" on academic issues should be the policy of developing science and prospering literature and art in China.

2. The Party's literary policy is that literature and art serve the people and socialism. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, a major adjustment of the Party's literature and art policy was that it no longer followed the proposition that literature and art should obey politics, and made it clear that the general slogan of our literature and art work should be "literature and art serve the people and socialism". This is an important symbol of the historical turning point of the literary and art front. The meaning of literature and art serving the people is: serving the broadest masses of the people, first of all serving the workers, peasants and soldiers. The significance of literature and art serving socialism is to serve the fundamental needs of socialism in politics, economy, culture and military affairs.

2. The main differences between policies, plans and guidelines are:

3, 1, has different meanings;

4. Policy is the code of conduct formulated by the state or political party to realize the line in a certain historical period;

5. The program usually refers to the political program, that is, the most fundamental political goals and codes of action formulated by a country, a political party or a group according to its own interests.

6, policy refers to the direction and goal of guiding the cause forward.

7, 2, different forms of expression;

8. The policy is that the ruling class of the country standardizes the working methods, general steps and specific measures to be taken in a certain historical period in an authoritative form.

9, the program is formally expressed, strictly believe in and adhere to the principles, regulations, opinions and lessons of the provisions or summary;

10, the policy is directional and targeted.

1 1, 3, different occasions.

12, policies are mainly used for the ruling class of the country, such as: national policies;

13, programs are mainly used in politics, such as: political programs;

14, policies have a wide range of applications, such as: operating policies, guidelines for enterprise development.

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16, extended information:

17, 1, national policies are generally divided into internal and external parts. Domestic policies include financial and economic policies, cultural and educational policies, military policies, labor policies, religious policies and ethnic policies. Foreign policy is foreign policy. Policy is the code of conduct of state organs or political party organizations formulated by the state or political party to realize the line and tasks in a certain historical period.

18, the program is the goal and action plan stipulated by the government, political parties and associations in a certain period of time according to their own tasks; It also refers to guiding principles.

19, the policy is to guide the direction and goal of work or career.

20.2. Example:

2 1, the second child family planning policy has been fully implemented;

22. Zhou Enlai's research on the Sixth National Congress of the Party: "The detailed party program should have two parts, the highest program and the lowest program."

23. The "sixteen-character policy" of guerrilla warfare put forward by Chairman Mao: the enemy advances and I retreat, the enemy is stationed and disturbed, the enemy is tired and I fight, and the enemy retreats and I chase.