Foto: Tak se školí komunisté v Číně

A trainee looks at the screen of his tablet device as he attends a training course at the communist party school called China Executive Leadership Academy of Pudong in Shanghai, September 24, 2012. China's Communist Party has dramatically stepped up its training of the country's roughly 40 million party and government officials in the past decade. With public scrutiny of cadre behaviour growing via social media, the party is likely to call for continued, and deepened, cadre education at the upcoming 18th Party Congress. At the vanguard of this education drive, alongside a Central Party School in Beijing, are three "Executive Leadership Academies" which opened in 2005 for middle-ranking and senior officials in Shanghai, Yan'an and Jinggangshan. The curriculum covers Marxism, Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought, but students may also take finance courses, receive in-depth media training or role-play crisis management scenarios on everything from disease outbreaks to train wrecks. REUTERS/Carlos Barria (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY) Published: Zář. 24, 2012, 1:59 odp.

Odhaduje se, že v Číně má vládnoucí strana zhruba 80 milionů členů. Ti jsou, podobně jako ostatní lidé, v poslední době stále víc vystavováni moderním trendům ve společnosti (internet, sociální sítě). Na tento stav věci se snaží reagovat i moderní systém školství, který má v Číně za úkol školit členy komunistické strany. | Foto: Reuters