第五届21世纪马克思主义研究峰会开幕，华电成立重磅研究院

Group 1 - The "Electric Power Industry Party Building Ideological and Political Work Innovation Research Institute" was officially established, aiming to enhance Marxist theory research and improve service capabilities in the industry [1] - The summit attracted over 100 experts and scholars from more than 30 universities and over 10 research institutions, indicating a strong collaborative effort in the field of Marxist studies [1][2] Group 2 - The summit emphasized the importance of high-quality academic output in philosophy and social sciences, with a focus on building a robust theoretical framework for the modernization of Marxism in China [2] - The current transformation in China's energy and electricity sector requires innovative theoretical guidance to meet the growing demands and challenges in energy security [2][3] Group 3 - The summit featured discussions on the integration of theory and practice in the power industry, aiming to create a new paradigm that combines theoretical insights with practical applications [3] - Various experts highlighted the significance of deepening academic exchanges and collaborations to foster the development of philosophy and social sciences in the capital [3] Group 4 - The main forum of the summit focused on the study of Xi Jinping's important thoughts on party building, with nearly 200 experts and young scholars contributing to the discussions [4] - The core mission of 21st-century Marxism is to address critical questions related to China and the world, emphasizing the need for a modern interpretation of Marxism that aligns with Chinese characteristics [5][6] Group 5 - The summit included five sub-forums covering topics such as the study of Xi Jinping's thoughts on party building, the theory of Marxism in the context of state-owned enterprises, and the integration of historical speeches into ideological education [7] - Nearly 700 papers were submitted from experts across the country, with around 100 selected for awards, showcasing the active engagement in research and discourse [7]