Chronicle documents Party history of New Democratic Revolution period


Comprising 29 volumes and totaling 9.2 million words, the chronicle was produced by the Institute of Party History and Literature of the CPC Central Committee and published by the CPC History Press. It highlights key figures and significant events in Party history, providing context and vividly illustrating the CPC's journey during the New Democratic Revolution period. Its publication has garnered support from various ministries.
Wang Yi, deputy director of the Party history department at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC, said the chronicle presents political history objectively while enhancing emotional and political identification.
"It is a masterpiece rich in political significance that will resonate for generations to come," he said.
Yan Jianqi, former member and secretary-general of the documentation research office of the CPC Central Committee, underscored the educational importance of the publication. Unlike previous works that targeted a narrow audience, this chronicle is accessible to the entire society, particularly the younger generation.
"It will help establish a correct historical memory and strengthen historical confidence," Yan said.
Li Shangyi contributed to this story.
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