1. Practice is a material activity with direct reality.
2. Practice is people's conscious activity, which embodies their conscious initiative. People have rational thinking and engage in purposeful and conscious activities to transform the world, which is different from the instinctive activities of animals. Only people's conscious and active activities have real practical significance.
3. Practice is a historical activity of society, which has historical characteristics of society. The sociality of practice determines its historicity. Because the content, nature, scope and level of practice are influenced by a certain society? What is restricted by historical conditions changes with certain social and historical conditions, so it is concrete and historical.
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Basic forms of practice: economic, political, military, educational, scientific and technological, cultural, health, sports, ethnic, religious, judicial, social security, social management, social communication, employment and social security, public services and other activities. In a word, practice includes three basic contents:
1. production practice: transforming the objective world to meet the positive activities of human production;
2. Practice of dealing with social relations: activities aimed at adjusting and transforming social relations between people;
3. Scientific practice: scientific exploration and purposeful dynamic practice of universal laws of the universe.
In Engels' natural philosophy, it is revealed that people's thoughts come from labor, that is, people's subjective consciousness comes from people's practical behavior, and at the same time, people's subjective consciousness reacts to objective existence. In Marx's view, it mainly emphasizes human social practice and the sociality of practice. It emphasizes the historical and class nature of human social consciousness, which is both material and dialectical.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Practice (Philosophical Noun)