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ON July 23, 1921, the Chinese Communist Party was founded in Shanghai. Since then, the communists in China have metamorphosed many times, but always on the premise that China is destined to be a nation with a unique destiny and a unique purpose.
One of those who were present at the time when the Communist Party was born was young Mao Zedong, a librarian at Beijing University. Like most other communist leaders, he was from a prosperous peasant family, had studied well and was upset with the behaviour of the Chinese elite. The thing which perturbed the educated young ones was that the Chinese elite seemed most eager to accept the total superiority of foreigners, were willing to accept the foreigners’ judgements about all that was wrong with China and were willing to subordinate the interests of China and the Chinese people to the interests of the foreigners. In 1919, the university-educated young ones had risen in rebellion against the Chinese elite in what came to
China s Communist Party at 100: revolution forever
The Conversation
02 Jul 2021, 04:42 GMT+10
This month the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is celebrating its 100th anniversary. It has come a long way from its secret beginnings in July 1921, when 12 delegates from a small number of study groups of ardent young Marxists gathered in Shanghai for their first national congress.
These groups emerged from the anti-imperialist and nationalist protests of May 4 1919 that had merged with a larger social and cultural movement. In an intensely international intellectual environment young students sought radical change and found inspiration in a range of new ideologies, from liberalism, humanitarianism and individualism to anarchism, feminism and socialism.