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Taiwan in Time: The ill-fated Taiwanese leftists
The short-lived Taiwanese Communist Party was plagued by infighting and government suppression, disbanding after a raid by police two years after its launch
By Han Cheung / Staff reporter
April 12 to April 18
Hsieh Hsueh-hung (謝雪紅) stuffed her suitcase with Japanese toys and celebrity photos as she departed from Tokyo in February 1928. She knew she would be inspected by Japanese custom officials upon arrival in Shanghai, and hoped that the items would distract them from the papers hidden in her clothes.
Penned with invisible ink on thin sheets, it was the charter of the Taiwanese Communist Party (台灣共產黨, TCP), which Hsieh and her companions would launch on April 15 under the directive of the Soviet-led Communist International with the support of their Chinese, Japanese and Korean counterparts. ....

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