What are the characteristics of early-rising organizations in the Communist Party of China (CPC)?

Group nature, political program and organizational structure.

1, group nature. The early organizations of the * * * production party established one after another in various places were all local * * * production organizations, not national proletarian parties. Before the party was formally established, the names of the early organizations were not uniform, some were called "* * * Production Party", some were called "* * * Production Party Branch" and some were called "* * * Production Party Group". Shi Cuntong recalled the early organization of the Shanghai * * * production party and called it the "Shanghai Group of the Party".

2. Political programs. 1920 in June, when Chen Duxiu and other five people decided to form a party organization, they drafted the party's program. This draft program mentions the use of labor dictatorship and production cooperation to achieve the goal of social revolution, but it does not specify the name, nature and organizational principles of the party. 192 1 in July, the first national congress of China * * * production party was held, and an important agenda of the meeting was "discussing the party program". The congress adopted the program of China Producers' Party. This program is the first program of China Producers' Party. It defines the name of the Party as "Producer Party of China", defines the nature, objectives and attitudes of the Party to other political parties, and establishes the basic organizational principles of how the Party develops party member and its organizations in the initial stage.

3. Organizational structure. After the establishment of China * * * Party, it actively promoted the establishment of its early organization by writing letters, sending people to guide or organize, but there was no subordinate relationship between the central and local governments. The organizations established by the China * * * Production Party in various places in the early days are all local party organizations, and the organizational structure is relatively simple. With the establishment of early organizations in various places and the further development of party building activities, this decentralized organizational form can no longer meet the needs.