THE CHINA DELEGATION TO THE WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE IN PARIS

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• Publication Date: January 9, 1950
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OM]" CENTRAL INT LLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
INFORMATION REPORT CD NO.
COUNTRY China
~6UB,ECJ' The China Lrv1cfJati~UI~lFIDENT0~4L
Conference in 1'ari
PLACE
ACQUIRED
DATE OF tl
FIDENTIAL
FO.
DATE. DISTR 9 JA-; 50
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NO. OF ENCLS.
(LISTED BELOW)
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
v rioilz; Chine-m-, appointed
arctrbers to f e.? ;l a. Chen. se dele a~ic~ri,. Twcr' y--,3c; sren otie appo ateee ;:-et
at the ?eking Hotel in Ileip or. 24. Ha~ro'~ h and for-a-a~.1y establshed the
Chinese dalega'W.Loi., a ec ed V o.y.'. ",f ~sa.ca2?s aG~Iwuto~w a ~~i t{ a' l t^ 4'~
ti~..G4 7C.'?~ti:. 1.4.;i.S, L~ ~ favor Ilr'F'i e7r l?l"i' sikppor for en ar84re ^ r{'. :': ?r and .F l A for p a ~ JCi _ ~ .?.r.~."'?e.:.(,]dJS. ~~I,'L C:. ~ 4CJ-ML~~g...C.. ~J ... 'y.1~~%t'N CiemCJw?
cracy end a uecT;~a,zaezt peace.,' sA cable was sent to i:acwme Cott n on 27
Larch ^~af~S-{ c3Xt.nciy ia,.i ', the L'="g'C!ni zat1vns rep ro.C.'c ef~h.l a e 2+,,.~7 ercly i s '.i^n..
f J.. .M~ .,J.j~A 4.. L1. f.1 ....'.~.'1 ... 'Qf v4a~ ti...
date of the de"` e c` t ?xnl a) E C' 7 .~'trre f.','c"
d& `eg t ec rtho u ere in Peiping and 'our .'a"~^ c!ar ;' a$epe"' ed by
upeev ia1., train i 29 "J.aroh. **v. their pat, age tih1: o pji `1 cats" n th';?t de a116-
rn r? a t`;` r 7? 1,
,h efo G:. 3 ;in ts^yy they were greet by
1"3C al. 0:U1, c.? .. v crdi ~. r'rr z 1 I ~"''. r : ? i fj 4' Th SS-011d -.t ,,.,s
G a. dell. , r=g :,G C r'1. inl , f. L S;, C .. 2 u T.h :... to
the delegation Left ei `e?! g -L:u t i April, after :o..-rv. ..- p semen' 0s of de'ie,.
gates
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number of :-ho de3.o " tt1.0n w s fir'si set at fory but was !Ater 3na-easef.
Wit) i'~irty-.four "df'fors the group departed ., o ~e rer, the original .:,Let o:, r
delegates vas t nsa.derab i_y altered, some b?e: -g cr i.tted and some -11 P
This document is hereby regraded to
CON,i;DE ;AL in acco,dance with the
letter c' 16 October 1978 from the
Director of Central Intelligence to the
Archivist of the United States.
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from one organization to another, At the last minute, also, the COP
Central Committee decided that some of the best-known personalities
in the delegation were more urgentl, neeaecl for service at home. L U.0
Ch ' eng--cha h (, - 4, o) and CHU Hs leh fan for example,
who had been part of the second group of delegates, were retained in
China to work on, respectively, the formation of the New Democratic
Youth Corps and the conversion to Commux ism of Shanghai labor forces*
The list of delegates as semi.--officially issued on 12 April ",if included
the following:
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a. ll-China Literary and Artistic Workers' Association (Chung Chtuan
Kuo -1en I Kung Tso Cho Hsieh Hui. '"' f 14- 1J .I, f )
1)
KUO Mo- jo
5)
TS' Q YU ( ) )
2)
TsIHan ( >V
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6)
KU Yuan( iii,)
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HUNG Shen
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CU--YANG Yii- ch s ien OK
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4)
CHEI'G Chen-to (.,p
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8)
MA Szu ts'ux:g (+ ,
~ t)
b. North China Literary and Artistic s*orker s'
Chich Hsieh Hui, t.
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1) HSU Psi hung A) 4)
2) TS' AO Ching-hua ( Jj 4:) 5)
3) TAI Ai-lien ( ,. ) 6)
Association (Hua Plei kien 1;
CF,: &G Yen--eh c iu (41-
H$IAO San
CHAO Shu-ii (
co All-China Scientific -rorkerst Association (Chung Kuo K'o Hsieh Kung Too
Che Hsieh Hui fij Mit -i- I
1) P'EI Tien-chung (* y.. 3)
2) CH3 IEI!s San--oh' iarg (% ; 3 ) 4)
TING Than (TI
LU Yii--tao ( t )
d, Liberated Areas Journalists' Association and China Young Journalists'
Association (Chieh Fang Ch'if Hain iken Chi Che Lien fio Hui Chi Chung Kuo
Ching 14ien Chi Che Iisffeh Hui "'/2T- , e * M
1) HUM Hsiang ('! ~i I) 4) SA K `ung-liao (!'i ` - 1 )
2) K O k'ao-ch'iian ( ~ ) 5) CHIN Chung -I a (i 4t' 4 )
3) HUANG Ts=ao-liang (
e. Group of Democratic i1rofessors:
1) CHANG Iiei-,o (~. 2) RS J Te-heng 9 )
f. All.-China Federation of Labor (Chung Rua Ch' uan Kuo Tsung Kung Hui
4 ! 0 AS .1- V` ) :
l) LlW Wing-i -F "")
2) YEH ~ Iei-fin (,- ! . "v )
3) OT} YANG Tsu--jux: C9,k Pep ~Y.. { fr, )
g. AU-China Federation of Democratic Oomen (Chung Hua Chan Kuo Man Chu
Fu N Lien Ho Hui f A-- 131 & i
l LU `'e' ui (i.. 5 ) 4) TING L.ix ( T - ~? )
2) uU Ch'ing ( - -~ ) 5) KUNG P Q u-sheng
3) LI To--ch' n (s i, - )
by Preparatory Committee for the Establishment of the All China Youth
(Churg Kuo Ch s ing Dien Lien Iio Hui Ch c as Pei Hui i' 1,
Federation
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1) CIPEN C aA-rz ,;ng ( ;L
2) 011"3 1121 Cbi~n-jui ( < t' )
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i. All-China Union of Students (Chung Hua Chan Kuo Hsieh Sheng Lien Ho
Hui ,r , A &-* ):
J.) K 10 Tsai.-shua (*J? f E. ~%F) 2) ON z U Y':ian (I, iU
3. Shanghai Union o People's organizations (Shang Hai Jon Min Ttuan T'i
Lien No Hui _t JIB '%'f fit`" ' ):
i) HSU Kusng pIixng ( )' - `) 2) KO Chih-ch'e
k. Religious Circle: V'iU Yao-tsung ( if to Chins, Association of Academic i-iorkers (Chung Kuo flsueh Shu Kung Tso Che
Hsieh Hui
Sri) 3) CF{M, #'o-tsar (, s! I y", )
1) MA Yin--chfu (A9
2) MG Ch=u-min ( p ;17 Z ) 4) HOU t a3 .u (j) k Jf.) )
6. Since the swK was supposed to have been pro+noted by cultural and scientific
workers.. most of the Chinese delegates, as shown in the last above, were
chosen from literary, artistic, scientific., and journalistic circles. The
officers of the delegation, however, were selected with attention both to
this point and to Comnuudst purposes. KUO 1 o--jo was elected chairman, MA
Yin-chQu and LIU Ning-i deputy chairmen, and CH9IEN Chitin-jui secretary gen-
eral. The assignment of KUO as chief of the group gave the proper literary
cachet, but Communist observers made it clear that the real control and
leadership was in the capable hands of labor representative LIU King-i., and
that official reporting would be handled by CH$170 Chian jui. as mouthpiece
for the Hein iiu Nets Agency. The inclusion of MA Yin-oh ' as an officer
was considered a concession to the Communist shortage of economic experts
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and a personal inducement to }LA to bind him more closely to the Party.
Greetings to the y+orld Peace Conference were officially offered by several
groups in Kongkonngg, including the local branches of the All-China Literary
and Artistic +iorkers& Association, the Chinese Academic Workers' Association,
and the Scientific Workers' Association. The complete list of signatorios%fi:
of the declaration published in Chinese on 2 April. 1949 was as follows:
CHANG Chun hsiang (5& gj )
CIIA NG Kuan,C r (?q. '/~L
CHANG Tsieh-sheng (iL " .)
CF 1 G Ttien-i (rj",L (
CH' kN Chun pe.o (''t *)
CH'EN Ytiazn ( if, fit )
CHL2 G 1-hung ( rj )
CHoIA0 Stu (t
CHIN Chung-hua
(t i ~' )
CHOU Frh-fu (t y i ,)
CHOU Kang-ming (iv~1?] )
. CHOU TO ai hstian 1,159 * " )
GHUNG Ching-ien (5i? )
'T j
FU Lo-fei
HAN Pei p i 3 ng =
HO Hsi ang-ning ('II a .)
USIA Yen ( 1% j )
HSIAO Ch' ien ( A~ )
HUANG Hain-yen
(' , l5 )
HUiXG Yao-Imien (p, ~ V }
KO Chain ( J.)
Kd Ling (*9' )
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Mil Fan' u o;
W! '!G Ya-nan ( . -
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PAI Yang (' ? * j)
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SHAO Ch' an1.in (,gyp I )
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YO Li,-chciin (f i )
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C' i n R 7~a~ :i.at~+.ons in the list of de]Lgates showed sc :~ .. ?~-;r. es
offiCia1 Vfd ?L,-F> i - x
M changes fro z~ the original list to the ] Later sea. later published lest in the Cha D.r~ e a Diuppl list 39. The cch@nges .T!7)
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The ofi'.icial list numbered 44, the 25X1
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a,, The 1111--Chirac literary and i'a't sJ;tic -.or1:e ?s! A:3soeiation and Its Na
China branch ;ere lumped toy ther in the C3 .na lli with eleven r ; p
G Chen toy TS P n;,
resentatitines: KUO Lo--jo, TVL N Han, HUNG ::den,=CH ii ,is ~C~ keno :;,:, i~?
!u., TS 2 AO Ghing - hta9 HSIAO San, KU Yuan IISU t Pey h~a y ? , 1
and TAT Ai lien. .'Tis Onitted CU-YiFFG 1L. ch len and )AA t1GCOs
did not appear on the origiiia] list., and 'CHi;tl Shu-1io
also
to a C mMlist sauY?ce, C?I,~~U ST! ~~1osa an-9 Chse9 -cboth hih,~,hho a at vs
and se`s.-Moff .c3.a3 lists., as replaced T_-A'4 wjp
on neither, nor in the C.. ?) e % The original..7ist assigned
T o the All-Ch: Assocas~s:i~.n_; but In the offici .1. and Vab ishr i
lists; she was a representative from the #ACFJM..
b. SA Kcung_Ilao and CHIN Churlg--hua were not inc:liided in the oria-`al .. or
the p;' est fist for the North-China Jo,:rnalists' AssociatO.on'
c. 'L'A'NG Ch?u?-min Was given as a representative of the Dexeocrat LY!OS
r.ly in the semi--official list. In the Cs na ID Ue t;.s group iL cal",
"Representatives of professors in Peiping and Tientsin.."
d, In the trade union representation, the oori{.istdescluded CHUL' sVF
ric -U
fan and an additional third person (*_
given) list important, YFH l ei. gain was substituted af?'te r the origin d he tT ro;.
r , 1 j; Co m'nlist sc' ?'XCe fo\""` 1.:l.. He eh-fan,
acr~a_ ca a a rent's CU VaiG Tau-Jun-
and less important person is ap
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ea Of the womenr s representatives, LU Ts t ui, LI 1'e-chi t an, axkd WU Ch'ing
were on the first list, but TMG Ling was then a representative from
the All-China Literary and Artistic Workeret Association. The DAM
D est lists all five name.
f. According to the original list, one additional representative was
to join the delegation from the Preparatory Committee for Establishment
of the All-China Youth Federation.
S, The original representation for the China National Union of Students
was composed of LIANG Keng 04 ), HUANG Chen-sheng
and CHIEN Chen-chung (1~. ~) ty these three were excluded and two
other persons substituted was not explained by either official or unof-
ficial sources.
h. The representatives of the Shanghai,. Union of People's Organizations in
the first list were MA Yin eh'u, HSU Kuang-ping, and probably LO Shu
ehang. In this list, the China Academic Workers! Association was not
one of the organizations represented. In the final list, MA Yin-ch?u
was transferred to the Academic 'Workers,, as was TENG Chru_min. The
latter had originally been a delegate from the Democratic Professors,
but his importance in the Democratic League was considered so great
that his participation in the ;WPC delegation was concealed until the
semi-official lists wore issued, according to two independent Co mmnist
observers.
i. The religious group representation in the original list had been thought
to include SIM T'i-lan in addition to_tiJU Yao-tsung. In the final listing,
however, SHEN's name did not appear. The religious group is denominated
An the G.I &a, D' as ' :eepresantativa of All Progressive Christians in
Chit a is
Comment; The official greoting was published in the Ntka Sht~L _ ,r ?;, 25X1
tib ~h ,l'ac,, and Ta o X~ko on 2 April. 1949 in Chinese and on 4 April
1949 in the China Ui. est, Vol.. V, No. 12, in English. The complete list
of names was given only in the Chinese publications. Some of the signers
left for TiAntnin nn thn day of the publication as delegates to the Con-
ference.
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