Wang Ming

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Wang Ming was a prominent early leader and theorist of the Chinese Communist Party who studied in the Soviet Union and played a key role in its internationalist faction.

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Wang Ming canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese communist
Chinese politician
Comintern functionary
Marxist theorist
revolutionary
activity party organizer
party theorist
alignmentWithinCCP pro‑Moscow line
areaOfActivity ideological education
party politics
revolutionary strategy
associatedWith 28 Bolsheviks
birthName Chen Shaoyu
conflict power struggle within the Chinese Communist Party
countryOfCitizenship China
educatedAt Moscow Sun Yat-sen University
educatedIn Soviet Union
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
faction CCP internationalist faction
familyName Chen
gender male
givenName Ming
historicalPeriod Republican era China
ideologicalRole proponent of strict adherence to Comintern directives
ideologicalStance emphasis on urban insurrection
influencedBy Communist International policies
Joseph Stalin
language Chinese
legacy symbol of the Comintern‑oriented line in early CCP history
memberOf Chinese Communist Party
Communist International
linked to: Comintern
movement Chinese communist movement
linked to: Chinese Revolution
name Wang Ming
notableFor advocacy of Comintern line in China
early leadership in the Chinese Communist Party
role in the CCP internationalist faction
opposedBy Mao Zedong
politicalAlignment Stalinist
politicalIdeology Marxism–Leninism
positionHeld member of the CCP Central Committee
member of the CCP Politburo
roleInCCP leader of the so‑called 28 Bolsheviks group
studied Marxist theory
workedIn Moscow
Shanghai
Yan'an

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