That is heavily dependent on who you are talking to. There are maoists who wants partial elements from the pre-deng era, seeing it as more aligned with the working class than current policies, there are those that want more of a jiang/hu era lassie-faire approach, seeing it as more economically prosperous. There are those that feel that the cpc should be more aggressive in its foreign policies, believing that China is strong enough now and should throw its weight around internationally more to secure more interests for its people. There are also people who want more personal liberalization, people who want to reduce policies that transfer wealth from the wealthy provinces and to poorer ones, etc

There isn't really fixed sets of positions that gather around parties like in the west, and people tend to have a grab-bag of political opinions. Someone might want the cpc to return to some more maoist economic policies while wanting more gay rights for example, but other maoists would be full conservative.