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1921年7月中国共产党正式成立以前,在国内和东京、巴黎实际上早已存在着中国共产党的早期组织。那么,“中国共产党”的名称最早见于何处呢?“中国共产党”这一名称最早出现于1920年9月16日蔡和森写给毛泽东的信中。这封信,是当时旅居法国蒙达尼的蔡和森与在国内的毛泽东关于“共产党之重要讨论”的通信。蔡和森在信中坚决主张要“明目张胆地正式成立一个中国共产党”。在此之前,蔡和森于同年8月13目的信中就已提出:“先要组织党——共产党。因为他是革命运动的发动者、宣传者、先锋队、作战部。以中国现在的情形看来,须先组织它,然后工团、合作社,才能发生有力的组
Before the formal establishment of the Chinese Communist Party in July 1921, the early days of the Chinese Communist Party existed in China and in Tokyo and Paris. So, where is the earliest name of ”Communist Party of China“? The name of ”Communist Party of China“ first appeared in a letter that Cai and Sen wrote to Mao Zedong on September 16, 1920. This letter was from Cai Hesen, who was living in Montana, France at the time, and Mao Zedong, an important discussion about the Communist Party, in the country. In his letter, Cai Hesen firmly advocated that ”blatantly formally establish a Chinese Communist Party.“ Prior to this, Cai Hesen put forward in his letter of 13 August of the same year: ”Organizing the party-communist party first because he is the initiator, propagandist, vanguard, and combatant department of the revolutionary movement. In the current situation in China It seems that we must first organize it, then the regiment, cooperatives, in order to have a strong group