The Party History Code in Literature: The People Are the Party's Solid Foundation

On the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, an article using Party history documents as its thread reviews the deep connection between the Party and the people, emphasizing that the people have always been the source of the Party's strength and the foundation of its governance. The article sorts through several historical episodes from the period of the New Democratic Revolution to the new era, including Mao Zedong's proposal in Ruijin to pay attention to the practical problems of the masses' lives, the militarycivilian bond of "half a blanket," and the deeds of Party members and officials such as Jiao Yulu, Gu Wenchang, and Yang Shanzhou, who rooted themselves at the grassroots and served the people. It shows that the Party has always taken seeking happiness for the people as its original aspiration and mission. The article also mentions that after entering the new era, the Party has upheld peoplecenteredness, placed poverty alleviation in a prominent position, and driven nearly 100 million rural poor people out of poverty on schedule. The author believes that in the blueprint for future development, people's livelihood and wellbeing will still occupy an important place, reflecting the governing philosophy that "the country is the people, and the people are the country."