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Over the past century, the land of China has witnessed the rise and take-off of the Communist Party of China. In this bustling modern cosmopolitan city, Shanghai, a place with a strong historical heritage, a series of red footprints lead us to that magnificent history. From Shikumen in Shanghai to Tiananmen Square in Beijing, the Communist Party of China was born in Shanghai, and has gone through a century of ups and downs and continues to grow and develop. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the establishment of the "country within a state" concession, the prime area of Shanghai was divided and occupied by Western powers, and the colonial rule of the great powers violated China's sovereignty. The early explorations of the enlightened landlord class and bourgeoisie, who advocated learning from the West, promoted social progress to a certain extent, but the Communist Party of China, which represented the interests of the proletariat, completely changed old China and saved the masses from misery.
Nan Chen Bei Li met to build the party. On July 23, 1921, the Communist Party of China was officially founded, which opened up a major event and took on a new look for the Chinese revolution. Walk into the former residence of Sun Yat-sen on Sinan Road, and enter the revolutionary companion, Sun Yat-sen and Song Qingling have been together for 10 years. The former residence was purchased and given to Sun Yat-sen in 1917 by four overseas Chinese in Canada. In 1913, the "Second Revolution" failed, Sun Yat-sen, Song Yaoru and other revolutionaries fled Japan, and the revolution fell into a low ebb. At this time, Song Qingling, who had just graduated from university, went to Japan to assist his father Song Yaoru and his sister Song Ailing to work for Sun Yat-sen, and Song Ailing was Sun Yat-sen's English secretary at the time. After Soong Ailing married in 1914, Soong Qingling took over his sister's job as Sun Yat-sen's English secretary, and completed various tasks with distinction.
Sun Yat-sen, who was in exile due to repeated setbacks in the revolutionary cause, was inspired and comforted by Soong Ching-ling's help and care. Inspired and nurtured by Sun Yat-sen's great ideals and revolutionary spirit, Soong Ching-ling deepened his understanding of the Chinese revolution and deepened his admiration and admiration for Sun Yat-sen. On October 25, 1915, Song Qingling was 22 years old and Sun Yat-sen was 49 years old, and the two got married in Tokyo, Japan, and they loved each other, supported each other, and enjoyed a real family life. Until March 12, 1925, Dr. Sun Yat-sen died in Beijing.
Goodness is like water, and the sea is full of rivers. Shanghai, a glorious prosperous modern international metropolis, carries a heavy history and goes further and further on the international open road. The site of the First Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Zhou Mansion, the Memorial Hall of Sun Yat-sen's Former Residence, the editorial office of "New Youth" and other former sites have connected a vivid historical picture. They have witnessed the glorious course of the Communist Party of China over the past 100 years, and I have once again been re-educated by the Party after more than 20 years of party experience.
Walking through the red classic trails of Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpi South Road and Sinan Road, it is like passing through a time tunnel and returning to the era of burning passion. South Huangpi Road, the street that once witnessed the birth of the Communist Party of China, is still busy, full of high-rise buildings and traffic. However, a monument on the corner quietly tells the story of the past.
Sun Yat-sen's former residence on Sinan Road is located in a quiet neighborhood. This ancient building bears witness to the stormy love between Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling, and also carries the hope of the Chinese revolution. The former residence was purchased and given to Sun Yat-sen in 1917 by four overseas Chinese in Canada. This gift is not only a tribute to Sun Yat-sen, but also a firm support for China's revolutionary cause.
In the interior of Sun Yat-sen's former residence, everything is preserved as before. From the living room to the study, from the bedroom to the kitchen, it is as if time stands still here. I imagined the scene of that time, when Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling discussed the country's affairs and worked hard for China's future. I deeply admire their persistence and persistence.
The Zhou Mansion was once the residence of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and the command center of his revolutionary cause. Walking in the garden, it is as if you can hear the call of the year and feel the surge of passion. The exhibition hall here displays the life and family life of Sun Yat-sen, bringing people closer to this great revolutionary.
The editorial office of "New Youth", where a magazine was born, not only disseminated revolutionary ideas, but also inspired generations of young people. In this small space, full of courage and wisdom, it illuminates a bright light for China's future.
Walking out of the red trail of Sinan Road, my heart was surging. This journey is not only a review of the history of the Party, but also a profound reflection on the origin and development of the Communist Party of China. Over the past 100 years, the Communist Party of China has experienced countless ups and downs, but it has always adhered to its original aspiration to seek happiness for the people and development for the country. As the party's celebration slogan says: "The heart of the beginning of a hundred years, do not forget the original intention, forge ahead, and strive for a hundred years." "The Communist Party of China has gone through a century of ups and downs, but we are convinced that the party's tomorrow will be more brilliant, and China's tomorrow will be even better."
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