In the summer, 1921, Mao Zedong went to Shanghai by boat with a elder representative called He Shuheng. For Mao to participate in "the First National Congress" performance there were two versions: one was more active and good at thinking; the other was more stable and thinking. He certainly composed, was good to listen to opinions, but in some major issues, he had his view and was better than others.

Mao had no paticipater in the Second National Congress. After the Third National Congress, Mao entered into central office and take charge of the secretary-general. After that, Mao and his comrades explored a road to development for China. He offered as a tribute for the communism cause, and became the best known the most famouse communist in Current China. In September, 1976, he covered his 83 struggle life.

Dong Biwu, was the other Chinese leader to participate in "the First National Congress" with Mao, and got up the Tian'anmen Rostrum to take part in Founding Ceremony.

In 1920, the skilful writer of Qing, Dong Biwu established independent school in Wuhan. In this summer, he recieved a letter from Hanjun Lee who was in Shanghai and was told that Lee had established communist group, and called him to found local organizetion like this.

In June 1921, Dong Biwu received a letter from Shanghai again that he and Chen Tanqiu who was another superintendent of Wuhan group, were electived to attend the meeting. In the meeting, he became the the sponsors and one of witnesses for Chinese communist party was formed.

As a loyal elders, and taking the party and national important leadership positions, Dong's life of faith marxist-leninist: "follow all victories, convinced that the future of marxism-leninism will cut ko."

At two munites to eight On April 2, 1975,  the great heart of the star stoped beating. Dong died at the age of 90.