CPC Founding Day in China

CPC Founding Day refers to the anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC). The party was established on July 23, 1921. This day is an opportunity to reflect on the history and achievements of the party.

History:

• The CPC was founded in 1921 by Chen Duxiu and Li Dazhao in Shanghai.
• It played a pivotal role in the struggle against foreign imperialism, warlordism, and eventually led the Chinese Revolution.
• The founding of the CPC marked the beginning of a new era in Chinese politics and society.

Traditions:

• Educational Activities: There are often political education sessions organized to study the history and principles of the party.
• Memorial Visits: Party members may visit historical sites related to the CPC's history.
• Cultural Performances: Some cities may hold cultural performances celebrating the achievements and spirit of the CPC.
• Exhibitions: Exhibitions showcasing China’s development under CPC leadership are common.

What People Do:

While it is not a public holiday, CPC members and officials generally engage in activities that commemorate their party's history. Common activities include:

• Attending meetings or seminars focused on party ideology and history.
• Participating in community service or social work as a form of commitment to socialist values.
• Visiting monuments or memorials dedicated to revolutionary martyrs or significant events related to the CPC's past.

The day serves as an important occasion for reinforcing party loyalty among members and promoting its legacy among citizens.