106 years ago today, on November 26, 1919 (October 5, 1919, lunar calendar), the Youth Communist International was established. The Youth Communist International is an international joint organization of revolutionary youth from all countries under the leadership of the Third International. Founded on November 26, 1919. Since the bankruptcy of the Second International, the Russian Bolshevik Party under the leadership of Lenin has waged a series of struggles against the revisionists of the Second International. The victory of the October Revolution promoted the development of revolutionary movements in various countries and the establishment of communist parties in various countries, and prepared the conditions for the creation of the Third International. On March 2, 1919, 52 representatives of Communist parties and leftist organizations from 30 countries held a meeting in Moscow to establish the Third International, the Communist International. In order to effectively lead the youth of all countries in the revolutionary struggle, according to Lenin's initiative, representatives of 14 countries held a meeting in Berlin and secretly established the Youth Communist International. The main tasks of the Youth Communist International are: to educate and unite young people with Marxism-Leninism, to launch new wars against imperialism, to improve the conditions for youth labor in capitalist countries, and to fight for the realization of proletarian dictatorship and socialism. It promotes the world's youth political ideological improvement and organizational unity. The leading body of the Youth Communist International is the World Congress, and when the Congress is not in session, it is the Executive Committee. After its founding, the Youth Communist International has continued to grow and develop, with branches in 56 countries. Under Lenin's care, he made certain contributions to the world communist movement. Six congresses have been held. In 1943, with the dissolution of the Communist International, the Youth Communist International also declared its dissolution.