This paper addresses a tendency today that tries to reinterpret the Marxisttransformation in philosophy with a “non-ideological” perspective. It explicatesthe leap that Marx achieved from abstract human spirit and state reason to the proletariat world view, as well as the overall withdrawal from the abstract universalism. Such a leap and withdrawal is not only the key to the materialistic inversion of the Hegelian dialectics, but also the foundation for sticking to andenriching the Marxist philosophy.Without sticking to this direction, we will not be able to clearly understand Marxism as the successor and promoter of the magnificent cultural achievements of mankind, including the enlightenment thoughts and classical German philosophy, nor will we fully understand the

　　value and strength of Marxist philosophy today.

　　

　　Editor: Zhou Miao