After the signing of the Geneva Agreement in 1954, the U.S. supported the U.S. regime's disruption agreement, hindered the reunification of the North, implemented dictatorship, high pressure policies, and the South Vietnamese people launched the national liberation struggle. On December 20, 1960, the South Vietnamese National Congress was convened in the Southern Zhou County Liberation Zone in the southern province of Xinjiang, establishing the South Vietnamese National Liberation Front. By overthrowing the dictatorial rule of the U.S. Wu Group, the South Vietnamese people built independent, democratic, peaceful, neutral, and peacefully united the motherland's ten major programmes. The Central Front Committee was chaired by the South Vietnamese People's Congress, the South Vietnamese People's Liberation Committee