In the early stage of the party's organizational development, new problems are often encountered, and the party's organizational system will be adjusted in time. These new practices constantly promote the improvement of relevant provisions in party constitution.
Party constitution of the Second National Congress laid the early organizational system of the Party, with a nominal "cadre" level. On the third and fourth occasions, party constitution made minor adjustments: the proper names of grass-roots organizations were changed from "branches" to "regiments", the cadre organizations were abolished, and the local and central executive committees were slightly adjusted.
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1926, the party put forward the slogan "All work belongs to the branch". In 1927, Mao Zedong put forward the idea of "building a party branch in the company". Later, he said, "It is an important reason why the Red Army fought hard and did not disperse."
The Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China put forward that "without branch life, there would be no basis for inner-party life and no basis for proletarian political parties."
The party's seven systems summarize the party branch's thought of fighting fortress, which indicates the theoretical maturity of the party's grass-roots organization construction.
The Eighth National Congress of the Communist Party of China formally put forward the concept of "grass-roots organizations of the Party" and the "eight standards" that produced party member, and stipulated the "eight tasks" of grass-roots party organizations including party branches. During the "Cultural Revolution", due to the influence of "Left" errors, the party's grass-roots organizations were basically paralyzed.
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China * * * Production Party News Network-When did the "branch" become the party's grassroots organization?