What does CPC mean?

CPC is the initials of the Communist Party of China, the Communist Party of China in English.

The CPC is the sole ruling party of the People's Republic of China. The party was founded in July 1921 by Chen Duxiu and Li Dazhao during the mainland period of the Republic of China.

The organizational structure of the CPC is primarily based on democratic centralism, which advocates the need to ****together with the maintenance of policies that have gained ****sense. The supreme body of the C***anese Communist Party is the National Congress, which meets every five years. The Central Committee serves as the central authority between National Congresses and usually meets once a year.

Expanded Information

On September 1, 1920, the name of the party was first used as "Socialist Party" in Chen Duxiu's "My Opinion on the Current Situation" published in New Youth, but was later renamed as "****production party". ".

On August 13 and September 16, 1920, Cai Hesen, who was studying in France, wrote two letters to Mao Tse-tung in which he discussed in detail the issue of the ****productivity party, and first proposed: "First of all, we have to organize a party, the ****productivity party, because it is the initiator of the revolutionary movement, propagandist, vanguard, and war department of the revolutionary movement." In this regard, he put forward specific steps for the establishment of the party after examining the Russian ****producers (Bolsheviks) and other European ****producers, including the proclamation of the official establishment of the Chinese ****producers.

Chen Duxiu, who was in Shanghai at the time, and Li Dazhao and Zhang Shenfu, who were in Beijing at the time, also discussed the issue of the name through letters, and finally decided to adopt "****production party" as the name of the proletarian party in China. The party's anthem was in fact the Internationale, but it was not formally included in the Constitution of the Chinese ****producing party.

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