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What do you mean by political influence?
Come on, what time is it? People upstairs should not fool the landlord with words like "revolution" and "propaganda" decades ago.

My brother studies international relations at Queen Mary College, University of London. Simply put:

In different countries, left and right can represent different meanings respectively. For example, in the United States, the left usually refers to Democrats and their supporters, characterized by supporting government intervention in macroeconomics and advocating "responsible government" with high taxes and high welfare, while the right refers to conservative liberals or * * * and Republicans, characterized by supporting "free market" and minimizing government intervention, and so on.

In Britain, the left usually refers to the Labour Party and the right refers to the Conservative Party.

In western countries, leftist extremists are usually * * * producers, believe in altruism and pursue "distribution according to needs", while rightist extremists are fascists, and Nazi Germany is a typical example.

The vast majority of leftists and Rightists in western countries are usually defined as "Rightists" in China. Because China's founding philosophy is * * * productism, relatively speaking, the western left also belongs to the right in China.

In short, the leftists generally pursue the minimization of the material gap between social classes, which usually has certain socialist characteristics, but it is not the same as a socialist. At the same time, leftists believe in social concepts such as national harmony and multiculturalism, and believe that the government should play a leading role in macroeconomic construction. However, critics point out that many leftist views have fatal defects: for example, the narrowing of the material gap between social classes will lead to the decline of economic vitality, the integration of national cultures will undermine the independent characteristics of national cultures, and the government's macroeconomic development.

Rightists usually support the welfare system, but keep a certain material gap between social classes to stimulate economic vitality, while only maintaining the simplicity of their own culture, and think that the government should interfere with economic activities as little as possible, that is, supporters of the "free market." However, critics also point out that excessive protection of one's own culture may indirectly breed "cultural racial discrimination" against other countries, while the government's macro-economic non-intervention policy. ...