On this day, 93 years ago, on March 1, 1932 (January 25, 1932, the Chinese Renaissance Society was established. The China Revitalization Society was founded on March 1, 1932. The Chinese National Revitalization Society was officially established in Nanjing, composed of Huangpu soldiers and under the banner of "rejuvenating the Chinese nation." It is chaired by Chiang Kai-shek concurrently. Because the cadres of Fuxing Society all wear blue clothes and yellow trousers, it is also called the "Blue Clothing Society". Members of Fuxing Society took a group photo. Front row from right: Deng Wenyi, Du Xinru, Zeng Dianqing, He Zhonghan, Gui Yongqing In May 1932, He Yingqin's secretary Liu Jianqun suggested to Chiang Kai-shek that he could follow the example of Mussolini's "Black Shirts Party" and Hitler's "Brown Shirts Party" and establish a "Blue Shirts Society"(because all members wore blue clothes, it had a huge response and widespread spread in society). Chiang appreciated it very much, but considering that the name "Blue Clothing Society" was too flashy, he established the "Chinese National Renaissance Society" in the name of "Revitalization of the Chinese Nation", referred to as the Fuxing Society, with Chiang Kai-shek serving as its president. Fuxing Society has four major departments: organization, propaganda, training, and secret service (two military and general affairs departments were later added). Dai Li served as director of the secret service department and Zheng Jiemin served as deputy director. The "Huangpu Classmates Liaison Group" was thus expanded into a secret service department. The Fuxing Society has branches in various provinces and cities. Under the branches, district cooperatives or branch cooperatives are established according to the number of members in regions, agencies, and schools. Below the branch cooperatives are groups. Among them, the main tasks of the Secret Service are: first, intelligence work, second, rebellion work, and third, surveillance, kidnapping, assassination and other operational work. Lixing Society is the core organization of Fuxing Society and is composed of Kang Ze, Hu Zongnan and others who regard themselves as "authentic" in Huangpu. Its name comes from Chiang Kai-shek's term "practicing philosophy". The number of members was small, only 50 or so, and the core members were 13, the so-called "Thirteen Taibao." It should be said that the Society was engaged in a great deal of secret service, but it was not a purely secret service organization, but a huge fascist political organization, which gathered the youth of the army and consolidated Chiang Kai-shek's rule.