In this early organization, Chen Wangdao, as a core member and minister of labor, did a lot of work in publishing, running schools and mobilizing workers. In terms of publication, New Youth (Volume 8,No. 1) published after September 1920 officially became the official publication of the Party.

As the editor-in-chief, he opened a column on Russian studies in New Youth, which contributed to the spread of Marxism in New Youth. In order to promote Marxism among workers, he also participated in the establishment of the monthly magazine Labor Circle and the two magazines Labor Circle, promoted Marxism among workers in popular language, and published articles in the "Remarks" column of Labor Circle.

In terms of running schools, 1920, China organized and organized a youth school and a civilian girls' school in the early days. At that time, the youth school was called foreign language club, which was actually the seat of the organs of the socialist youth league. Ren, Xiao and Ke Qingshi all studied here.

Chen Wangdao was one of the leaders of the Socialist Youth League when it was founded, and he was also a cultural teacher of the Foreign Languages Institute. He personally explained the manifesto to his classmates. Civilian girls' schools are for young women who have fled their families or schools because of their opposition to three obedience and four virtues. Ding Ling used to be a student in a civilian girls' school.

In mobilizing workers, Chen Wangdao, as the Minister of Labor, not only attached importance to workers' education, held evening classes for workers, but also founded the post and telecommunications union. Because the post and telecommunications workers at that time had a relatively cultural foundation, they organized first. 1920165438+10, Chen Wangdao led the establishment of the Shanghai machinery trade union and invited Chen Duxiu to give a speech. In 65438+February of the same year, the Shanghai Printing Union was also established.

To sum up, Chen Wangdao's early work in Shanghai created conditions for the establishment of 192 1 China * * *. 192 1 after the party was founded in July, he served as the first secretary of the Shanghai local Committee of the Communist Party of China and made pioneering contributions to the party building work of local party organizations in Shanghai.