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Chinese Communist Party Information
The
4th National Congress of
The Communist Party of China (CPC)
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Date: January 11-22,
1925
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Venue:
Shanghai
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Number of Delegates: 20
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Party Membership: 994
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Major Contents: The
congress analyzed the role of different classes in Chinese
society in the national revolutionary movement. It drew
attention to the importance of leadership by the proletariat
and of alliance between workers and peasants, pointing out
that the China's national revolutionary movement could only
be victorious with the powerful participation and leadership
of the proletariat and that the Chinese revolution needed
the wide participation of workers, peasants and urban middle
and petty bourgeoisie, of which peasants were "an important
part" and the "natural allies of the working class". The
congress summed up the experiences and lessons in the
cooperation with KMT since the previous year and worked out
plans for unfolding the workers' movement, peasants'
movement, youth's movement and women's movement. It decided
to set up and strengthen Party organizations throughout the
country to meet the needs of great development in the
revolution. The congress also elected the new Central
Executive Committee (CEC).
The Central Executive Committee elected Chen Duxiu, Zhang
Guotao, Peng Shuzhi, Cai Hesen and Qu Qiubai as members of
the Central Bureau, with Chen Duxiu as general secretary of
the CEC.
(Source: People's Daily Online)
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Members of Central Bureau of Executive Committee
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