Chinese Communist Party founded
1921
Thirteen men, including a young Mao Zedong, met on a houseboat on a Zhejiang lake after being chased from a Shanghai safehouse. They drafted a charter for a Chinese Communist Party. At the time there were perhaps fifty members in the entire country. Within thirty years they would rule a quarter of humanity.
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