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Superstructure Superstructure refers to the sum of social ideology and corresponding political and legal systems, organizations and facilities established on a certain economic basis.

Superstructure and economic base are unity of opposites.

Superstructure includes political superstructure and ideological superstructure.

The political superstructure refers to the political and legal systems established by people on a certain economic basis, as well as state machines and political organizations such as the army, police, courts, prisons, government departments and political parties.

The ideological superstructure refers to the social ideology that adapts to the economic base, including political thought, legal thought, morality, art, philosophy, aesthetics, religion, cultural media and so on.

In the principle of Marxist political economy, superstructure is the sum total of various systems, facilities and ideologies based on a certain economic foundation.

Superstructure is a complex and huge system. It includes political superstructure and ideological superstructure. Show in:

1, certain systems and facilities were established under the guidance of certain ideology.

2, a certain ideology, but also always requires the establishment of corresponding systems and facilities, in order to obtain and rely on means and tools, so that it can be widely spread, occupy a dominant position in society, become a powerful spiritual force to dominate people.

3. Once certain systems and facilities are established, they will adversely affect ideology. The emergence of a new political superstructure will produce new political and legal social views and strongly influence other ideologies.

The superstructure is essentially the unity of ideological and political relations between people.

Mao Zedong's speech at the second plenary session of the Eighth Central Committee in the Communist Party of China (CPC): "The superstructure is built on the social and economic basis."

Guo Moruo's Draft History of China: The third part, Chapter 1, Section 1: "The landlord class used the power of the feudal superstructure to constantly clear the way for the development of the new social system through reform."