How did the Communist Party of China (CPC) educate farmers ideologically and politically in 1980s?

Through publicity and education, rural lecture tours and centralized education.

1. Publicity and education: carry out large-scale publicity and education through radio, television, newspapers and other media, publicize the principles and policies of the state and the party, and promote patriotism, collectivism and socialist values.

2. Rural itinerant preaching: In order to publicize the Party's guiding ideology and policies and strengthen ideological education for the grassroots, the Party organization sent cadres to the countryside to carry out itinerant preaching activities. These activities are aimed at popularizing the basic principles of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought to farmers, and guiding farmers to establish a correct world outlook, outlook on life and values based on practical problems.

3. Centralized education: During the slack season, Party organizations will also organize centralized education activities. These activities usually last for several days to several weeks, aiming at further strengthening the ideological, political and moral education of farmers, pushing them to gradually change their concepts, and enhancing their confidence and determination to listen to and follow the Party.