101 years ago today, July 15, 1924 (June 14, 1924, the Guangzhou Shamian workers went on strike. Guangzhou Shamian workers went on strike under the leadership of the Guangdong District Committee of the Communist Party of China. On July 15, 1924, Guangzhou Shamian workers went on strike under the leadership of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China. On June 30, under the pretext of the assassination of the French governor in Vietnam, the imperialist authorities in the Shamian Concession announced the implementation of the "New Police Law," which stipulated that from August 1 onwards, Chinese entering and leaving Shamian must carry passports with their employer's photos, while Europeans, Japanese, Indians and Vietnam were free to enter and leave. The Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, through the Executive Committee of the Guangzhou Workers 'Representative Conference, led Shamian workers to declare a strike and resolutely demanded the cancellation of the "New Police Law." Progressive trade unions in Guangzhou City held strikes to support them, and Shamian Chinese police also held strikes to support workers. On the 20th, the second executive committee of the Beijing Anti-Imperialist League passed bills to assist Guangzhou Shameian workers in striking and fund-raising to support the Shameian workers. The workers persisted in the struggle for more than a month, and finally forced imperialism to cancel the "New Police Law." The victory of this strike effectively dealt a blow to the arrogance of imperialism, demonstrated the powerful strength of the working class in China, and enhanced the prestige of the Communist Party among the masses. After the Shamian strike, strikes continued to occur in various places, gradually forming a high situation.