The new interpretations of the Three Principles of the People made by the First National Congress of the Kuomintang of China were ( ).

The new interpretations of the Three Principles of the People made by the First National Congress of the Kuomintang included: highlighting the "anti-imperialist" element in nationalism, and emphasizing the independence of the Chinese nation from the outside world.

The Three Principles of the People are introduced as follows:

The Three Principles of the People is a program of democratic revolution advocated by the Chinese government, and it is the essence and high level of generalization of its democratic ideology, and the development of the Three Principles of the People has been divided into two phases, i.e., the Old Three Principles of the People and the New Three Principles of the People.

The Three Principles of the People consisted of Principles of Nationalism, Principles of Democracy and Principles of People's Livelihood. The two most important principles of People's Livelihood were equalization of land rights and restraint of capital (private individuals could not manipulate people's livelihood).

The origins of the Three Principles of People's Livelihood are described as follows:

Democracy is also inevitably inextricably linked with Chinese Confucianism and Western civilization, and is y rooted in both. As some scholars put it, "Sun's doctrine is a purposeful combination of three traditions: Confucian culture, Minshengism (socialism) and Western democracy.

Democracy is introduced as follows:

Democracy, the right enjoyed by the people to participate in the management of state and social affairs or to express their views freely on affairs of state. Democracy, the process of which is to listen to everyone's opinion, aims to find the greatest common denominator, according to the majority opinion, i.e., the public **** interest. Moreover, once the maximum common denominator is found, the minority must obey the majority and can no longer act on its own, thus allowing the system to maximize its effectiveness.

People's democracy means that sovereignty resides in the people, that is, the ultimate power of the state originates from the people and is subject to the supervision and constraints of the people. To put it more simply, people's democracy means that the people are in charge and that the people are supreme.