Central Archives preserve Chinese Communist Party revolutionary history

The Central Archives, which serve as a repository for the Chinese Communist Party’s early revolutionary documents from 1931 to 1949, have been successfully preserved. The archives contain a vast collection of records, including personal letters and accounts from both Party and non-Party members who worked to safeguard the materials during periods of war and turmoil.

Key historical contents include records of the 1931 anti-Japanese uprising in Shanghai and documentation regarding the 1947 Central Committee meetings. Efforts are currently focused on the digitization of these archives to increase accessibility for researchers worldwide through a comprehensive online platform.