LISTS DAILY EVENTS OF CPPC

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 4, 2011
• Sequence Number: 671
• Publication Date: November 9, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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Conference chairmen for the day: Mao Tse-tung, Chu To, Li Chi-ehen, Shen
Ck%n-,',u and gho Mo-jo; 635 delegates and 300 guests present including 27
domestic and four foreign news reporters; conference time, 4 hours.
J.. Prior to opening of the conferonce, Chou En-lai repotted on the number
of conference delegates in the various delegation unite, and on the number
who had arrived in Pei-ping.
3. Approval of election of 89 members of the presidium and chief of the
Secretariat (141-ehu ch'n).
4. kppz aril Ly thu rheaidium, in the name of the assembly, of a message
of condolence to the family of Gen Yang Chieh of the HA47.RC, who ..as aeaasei-
mated in Hong Kong on 19 September 1949.
5. Declaration by Mao Tee-tung indicating matters to be taken up by the
assembly in the course of the conference,
6. Statements by Liu Shao-chi, Sung Ch'ing-ling, Ho Hsiang-ning, Chang-
lan, fto rang, Huang Yen-p'ei, ChTen I, Li Li-can, Sai Fu-tung, Chang Chih-
oh , Ch'ing Ch'inn; and 8su-t'u Mei-t'ana.
22 September
Conference chairmen for the day: Liu Shao-chi, No Hsiang-ning, Chen IS
Huang Yen-p'ei and Chang Po-chun; 635 delegates present; conference time, 3
hours and 30 minutes.
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1. Four reports by the Preparatory Committee of the conference by the
following: Mn Po-ch'u, head "f the Coamittea Secretariat, on activities of
the Committee; Van Ping-shan, head of eubccmeaittee No 2, on the draft of the
Organic law of the CPPC; Tung Pi-vu, head of subs ittee No 3, on the Organic
Taw of the Central People's Government of the China People's Republic; and
Chou En-Jai, head of subcommittee No 3 Lsic7, on the Common Program (kpng-t'
ung kang-ling) of the CPPC.
(2) for drafting the Common Program of the CPPC, (3) for drafting the Organic
Law of the Central People's Gavernment, (4) for drafting the CP1 plenary session
declaration, and (5) for reviewing proposals for a national flag, omble)a, capital,
and Calendar; and e) establishment of a committee to review delegates' reso-
lutions.
2. Approval of the decisions of the first session of the Presidium
which included a) establishment of a standing committee of 31 members; bj
appointment of nine deputy secretaries general; c) passage of the conference
procedural regulations of the first plenary session of the CPFC; d) so-
tablishment of five eommsittses (1) for revising th- Organic law of the CPPC,
Conference chairmen for the day: M Yin-ch'u, Chang Chi-Jo, Wu-lan-tL,
Li Te-ch'uan, and Chen Yun; 626 delegates present.
1. Statements by Li Chi-shen, Huang S'o-ch'eng, Liu Po-ch'eng, Fu Teo-I.
Ch'r g Fang-vu, T'ao Meng-ho, Chang Nai-ch'i, Tu Kuo-hsiang, Su Yu, Chen Po-ta,
Liao Ch'eng-chih, Chen Ming-ehu, Chen Shu-t'ung, Ts'E1 T ing-chieh, Shen Yen-
ping, Liang Hal, Hsieh Hsueh-`sung, and Eu Ch'iao-mu.
2. Appointment of groups to deliberate on the design of a now national
flag and emblem
3. Mao Tee-tang and Chu To hold welcome banquet for Ch'eng Chien and
Ch'en-King-Jen.
24 September
Chairmen for tho day: Sao Sang, Is Shu-lus, Te'ai T'irti3-chieh, Ch'on
Chia-iceng ('tan Sah-kee), and Shih Tiring; 626 delegates present; conference
tim.-4 hours 20 minutes.
1. Continuation of statements by unit delegates Chu Te, Shen Chun-ju,
Cb'en Chia-keng, Ma Ming-fang, Shao Li-tzu, Se.o Ch'ung.min, P'eng Tee-min, Liu
Ying-yuan, Chang Yun-1, Wu-Jan-*u, Chang Ran-heien, Sha Choien-11, Mei Ian.
fang, Gh'en Ch'd-y', Chen Chi.n-k'uxi, Tong Ying-ch'ao, P'en Chen-ya, Fang Wen-
pin, Shao Wen-han, Hsu Te-heng, Lien guar, and Hsieh Pang-sing.
2. Presentation of a flag by the All.-China Federation of Labor to the
assembly.
3. Presentation by Sinkiang delegates of a flag to the assembly and a
Uighur can and Jacket to Mao Tee-tung.
4. Presentation of flags to Mao Tee-tong and :;hu Tie by the Moiammedan
delegates from the Northwest.
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So-ping, and Tung P1-vu; conference time, 3 hours 40 minutes.
1. Continuation of statements by delegates Kuo Mo-Jo, Liu Hsiao, Ho Lung,
Chu Hsueh-fan, Chen Ming-den, Po 1-po, Liu So-p'ing,Ma Shu-lun, Chang Rua,
Tang Pao-san, Chang Ian-feng, Chiang KIing-nai, Huang Shao-hung, Huang Ching,
Chu Chum -hein, Wu Ch'i-wei, 11 H=-siu-chen, Wu Yao-teung, Ch'inn Chang-chao, and
2. Flowers and congratulatory meseegee sent to Mao Tea-tong and Chu To
r; the Pet-p'l_7g Democratic Wom~;.;'o Fedtiatlon and delegates from Inner Mongolia.
26 September
The conference held a one-day recess, but extra-conference activities con-
blem, location of the capital city, and a new calendar system held a nesting.
27 September
:he day's meeting was nela in Two sessions. unnizmen of iue iirsi, seus.ivu
were Chang Inn, Li Li-san, Ho Luuu, Shen Yen-ping, and Po I-po; ch~irmen of
the second session were Chou En-lai, Sung Ch'ing-ling, Chang Yun-i, Ch'en
Shu-lum, and Sal Fu-ting, Delegates present were 632.
1. Statements by delegates Li Jen-den, A-11-mu-chiang, Ian Sung-vu, Teng Chao-
hslang; Fan Heiao-feng, Char.,; Chang, Huang Ch'i-hei?ng, Wang A'o-heing, Lin
Li-ju, Cho Te-hat, Chu Ming-kuan, T'ion Fu-ta, T'ien Pao, Wang Shih-mingi Lo
Lung-chi, Liu Shin-pen, I1 Ch'ing-kan, Yang Chang min, Chang Heueh-emu, Liu Ch'ing-
yang, Ciao Shou-shan, It Hsi-chin, Chang Chon, li Ti,_,, and. Li Teun.
2. Adoption of six major drafts: Organic Law of the CPPC, Organic law of
the Central People's Goverm*sert of the China Peoal.e's Repl,bl.ic moving of the
capital to Pei-ping, renaming Pei-chirp as of 27 September 19+9, use of the
modern international calendar, use of the Heroic Army March as the provisional
national anthem, ant designation of tine national flag.
3. Decision that the conference recess for one day on 28 September.
4. Presentation of flowers and flags to Mao Tee-tung, Chu Te, an_ the
assembly by the All.-China Democratic Youth Federation and Overseas Chinese.
a8 September
One-day recess; however, extra-conference activities continued as fc'llcws:
1. Announcement of CPPC achievements and slogans commemorating the es-
tablishment of the new Chinese goverment.
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2. Announcement by the presidium of the measurements to be followed 'n
manufacturing the naticnal flag.
3. Afternoon meetings of various dei.egation unite and the committee to
revise the draft of the Cannon Program.
1, l4scuesion and adoption of the following drafts; Common Program of
the CPPC, appointments to six vice-presidency and 56 government council posts,
regulations governing election to the National Council of the CPPC and the
Council of the Central People's Goverment, and the report of the Preeidii
regarding the review of resolutiona entered by conference delegates and the
telegram sent to the UN in the name of the CPPC objecting to IMT representation
of China in the U.N.
2. Prc ulgation of three major documents, the Organic law of the CPP3,
the Ccomon Program of the CPPC, and the Organic Law of the Central People's
Goverment of the Chins Peoples Republic.
3. k)seignatton of 1-3 October as holidays for all government agencies,
schools, factories, and troop units throughout the country, except those whose
activitiej may not be suspended. In eciumsmoration rm the establishment of the
new goverment.
1. Elections -- 180 members to the Nattoare,l Council of the CPPC, coe?dent
ana vloe-preslaente or line uenTrai teopie'e uovernment, 70 memDere or The ununcll
of the Central People'u Government.
2. Adoption and issuance of the declaration made by the first plenary
session of the CPPC,
3. Approval of congratulatory telegrams to the liberation armies.
4. Approval of the erection of a memoilal tablet to honor of people's
heroes who oacrificed their lives for their country.
5. Speech by Chu Te marking the close of the conference.
Acknowledgement was also given each day to reactions at name and abroad-re-
garding conference activities, and to the current domestic military situation.
1 October
Formal proclamation by Rao Tse-tung of the birth of the People's Republic
o* China and the establishment of the Central People's Government.
Installation of top a?ministrative officials in their new positions.
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