The year 1928 was a year of great historical significance for China. The numerous events of this year not only changed the political outlook of the country, but also profoundly affected the course of history in China and even the world.
At the beginning of the year, with the nationalization of the Shanghai Public Concession, China began to pose a direct challenge to foreign powers. The move symbolizes China's renewed assertion of sovereignty.
At the same time, the geographical change of the people** moved from Guangzhou to Wuhan also heralded the redistribution and integration of political forces. In Hankow, the outbreak of anti-British anger was not only a surge of nationalist sentiment, but also a direct response to long-standing oppression by the Great Powers. At that time, the recovery of the British Concession became an important milestone in China's modern history.
February's political changes were equally remarkable. Long Yun's coup d'état in Yunnan not only changed the local political landscape, but also had a profound impact on national politics. Although the concept of the "Yanshan Movement" proposed by Weng Wenhao was not widely disseminated at the time, its ideological core reflected the profound thinking of Chinese intellectuals about the fate of the country.
In the same month, the second armed uprising of the workers in Shanghai failed, but this series of uprisings demonstrated the determination and courage of the working class to resist oppression.
The events of March were even more spectacular. The victory of the third armed uprising of the workers in Shanghai was not only a victory for the workers' movement, but also a symbol of the confrontation between the forces at the bottom of Chinese society and the old ones.
The Nanjing incident that occurred in the same month not only caused significant human resources, but also caused tensions between China and Western countries. The occurrence of this incident was an extreme manifestation of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army's nationalist sentiments, and it also reflected the complex political environment at home and abroad at that time.
Chiang Kai-shek's April 12 coup in Shanghai in April marked a redistribution of power within the Kuomintang. The rise of Chiang Kai-shek had a profound impact on China's subsequent political landscape.
Chiang Kai-shek's separate Nanjing Nationalist ** is a direct embodiment of the internal contradictions and ** of the Kuomintang. In Wuhan, the Second Northern Expedition Pledge Conference and the Fifth National Congress of the Communist Party of China respectively represented the strengthening of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and indicated the fierce political struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in the future.
In May, Feng Yuxiang's departure from Tongguan and the fall of the direct warlords marked the end of the old forces left over from the Beiyang ** period and cleared the way for the establishment of a new regime. In the same month, the Fourth National Congress of the Communist Youth League of China held in Wuhan reflected the growing influence of the Communist Party among young people and the growing spread and acceptance of communist ideas in China.
The "First Zhongli Incident" in July was an important historical event in Taiwan during the year, which reflected the dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction of the people in the Taiwan region with the political situation at that time.
The outbreak of the Nanchang Uprising in August marked the beginning of the armed struggle of the Chinese Communist Party and the birth of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. This event had a huge impact on the subsequent revolutionary course of China.
The "87 Conference" in the same month was a turning point in the history of the Communist Party of China, marking a major adjustment of the party's strategic direction. The decision to move the capital of Wuhan to Nanjing and reorganize the "Nationals" further intensified domestic politics.
The Autumn Harvest Uprising in September was an important military operation led by ***, marking a new stage in the Communist Party's military struggle and having a profound impact on the history of the Chinese revolution.
In December, the uprising launched by the Chinese Communist Party in Guangzhou, although ultimately defeated, showed the persistence and courage of the Communist Party under extremely difficult conditions. This series of uprisings and struggles not only added an important chapter to the course of the Chinese revolution, but also laid the foundation for China's future development.
These events in 1928 constituted an important chapter in Chinese history. They not only reflect the complexity and diversity of Chinese society at the time, but also demonstrate the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people in their pursuit of independence and freedom in difficult circumstances. The history of this year has had a profound impact on China and the world.