CPC's Centennial Story Intertwined with HK | HK a safe haven for CPC leaders during revolution setback in 1920s

In 1927, three major uprisings were launched one after another, namely Nanchang Uprising, Autumn Harvest Uprising and Guangzhou Uprising, which marked the time when the Communist Party of China (CPC) began to thrive.

The uprisings were, however, defeated after the enemies took the offensive. The leaders of the Communist Party, including Zhou Enlai and Nie Rongzhen, had to head south to HK to take refuge, and that was when HK played a vital role in preserving the fire of the Communist revolution.

How did HK become a reserve force of the CPC during the revolutionary movements? Watch the video to find out more details!

DotDotNews has rolled out a special program called "CPC's Centennial Story Intertwined with HK." In each episode, we will invite guests to share the historical stories between HK and the CPC as well as the important moments of HK's participation in the development of the country. Stay tuned for more to come!