In modern times, class struggle has always been one of the important driving forces of social development, which revolves around the distribution of resources, power struggles and social interests. Class struggle refers to the contradictions and conflicts between different social classes in the economic, political, cultural and other fields, and is a phenomenon that exists in the process of social development. So, what exactly is the class struggle fighting?
First of all, the class struggle is about economic interests. In capitalist society, there is a disparity in the interests of different classes. The bourgeoisie owns the means of production and capital, holds the dominant control of the economy, and reaps enormous benefits through the exploitation of the working class. The working class, on the other hand, struggled for wage increases, reduced labour intensity, and improved working conditions in order to fight for its rights. Therefore, the class struggle is not only a struggle between labor and capital, but also a driving force for changes in socio-economic relations and unequal distribution of resources.
Second, the class struggle is a struggle for political power. Political power is an important part of social resources, and each class wants to be able to maximize its own interests through political means. When a social class gains political power, it is able to adjust the way social resources are distributed through laws and policies. As a result, it has become the norm for different classes to compete for political power, such as elections, struggles, and parliamentary debates. The class struggle not only affects the course of politics, but also has an important impact on the stability and governance of society.
In addition, the class struggle is about society and culture. Culture is a society's common cognition, values and behavioral norms, and there are differences in the cultural backgrounds and ideological concepts of different classes. In order to maintain their own cultural traditions and identities, classes often compete with each other in the cultural sphere. This includes struggles over language, religious beliefs, education, etc. At the same time, cultural struggles also lead to social **, cultural conflicts, and social instability.
In the end, the class struggle is still the direction of social development and the social system. Different classes disagree on the direction of social development and the choice of social system. The goal of the socialist class struggle is to destroy the capitalist system and achieve fair distribution and common prosperity. The capitalist class, on the other hand, wants to preserve the existing system and pursue free markets and individual freedoms. In this respect, the class struggle is embodied in a contest of political and ideological concepts, a struggle against different social systems and values.
In short, the class struggle is about economic interests, political power, social culture and social institutions. It is a driving force in the process of social development, promoting social change and progress. However, the class struggle is also accompanied by social inequality, social conflict, and the existence of social **. Therefore, we should face the class struggle in harmony and achieve the goal of social justice and stability through cooperation and consultation. Only through balanced distribution of forces and institutional reform can we achieve long-term social development and common prosperity for mankind. (It is a personal opinion only and does not represent any political position).