What is the history of the Party and what is its concept?

The Party History in China is a history of political parties and a special history, which studies the history of China's * * * Party as the ruling party after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Its main contents are: first, how to govern, that is, how to combine Marxism with China's reality and characteristics of the times, and put forward the theories, lines, principles and policies of socialist revolution, construction and reform and opening up. On the one hand, they will be turned into the will of the state through the Constitution and laws, and implemented in all fields of national life.

on the one hand, through its organizations and cadres at all levels, it unites the whole party, the whole army and the people of all ethnic groups throughout the country, uses a broad United front and mobilizes all positive factors to achieve the grand goal of socialist construction.

the second is the construction of the ruling party itself, including the ideological construction, organizational construction and work style construction of the party, the development and expansion of the party's ranks, the training and education of the party's cadres, the inheritance and development of the party's fine traditions and work style, the establishment, supervision and inspection of party discipline and rules, and the relationship between the China * * * production party and various democratic parties, and so on.

Historical conditions

1. The October Revolution in Russia sent Marxism to China and set an example for the proletarian revolution in China. Later, Marxism was accepted and spread by advanced intellectuals such as Li Dazhao and Chen Duxiu, which made Marxism have a good people's foundation in China and provided a theoretical basis for the birth of the China * * * Production Party.

second, the birth of China * * * production party is the objective need of China's revolutionary development and the product of the combination of Marxism and China's workers' movement. After the Opium War in 184, the forces of international capitalism and imperialism invaded China, and the social nature of China gradually evolved from a feudal society to a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.

Third, from the Opium War to the May 4th Movement, the people of China waged heroic and unyielding struggles against imperialism and feudal rule, mainly the peasant uprising of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the Revolution of 1911 led by the bourgeoisie, but they all failed one after another. History has proved that neither the peasant class nor the bourgeoisie in China can lead the democratic revolution to final victory due to historical limitations and class limitations.