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The 12 pages that link to Chen Duxiu, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese Communist PartyRelated: As an early leader, Chen helped organize the new party before his expulsion in 1929.

• May Fourth MovementRelated: His writing linked the protest to a broader campaign for cultural and political transformation.

• New Culture MovementRelated: His editorship made New Youth the movement’s principal platform.

• Lu XunRelated: New Youth published “Diary of a Madman,” bringing Lu Xun’s work into a major reform forum.

• Hu ShihRelated: He published Hu Shih’s literary-reform proposals and became an early ally in New Culture debates.

• Peking UniversityRelated: As dean of humanities, he helped make the university a hub of New Culture Movement debate.

• General Secretary of the Chinese Communist PartyRelated: His early tenure shows the title’s origins in the Party’s founding period.

• Cai YuanpeiRelated: Cai invited him to Peking University, where New Youth helped make the campus a center of intellectual change.

• Li DazhaoRelated: Li collaborated with Chen in promoting Marxism and establishing the party.

• AnqingRelated: Chen Duxiu was born in Anqing, linking the city to modern Chinese political history.

• Zhang GuotaoRelated: Like Zhang, he became an early party leader whose relationship with the organization ended in expulsion.

• History of ShanghaiRelated: He edited New Youth in Shanghai and helped establish the party there in 1921.