On this day, 89 years ago, on February 21, 1936 (January 29, 1936 in the lunar calendar), the Communist Party of China proposed to convene the National Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Congress. On February 21, 1936, the Communist Party of China issued the "Electricity on Convening the National Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Congress", requiring the immediate convening of the National Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Congress. Electricity requirements: abolish the Kuomintang's one-party dictatorship, allow free activities of all parties, and release all political prisoners. Implement diplomatic openness. Cancel all Kuomintang orders prohibiting the anti-Japanese traitor movement. Stop the civil war, unite to resist Japan and defeat rebels, etc. The telegram also required the conference to discuss the following urgent issues: declare war on breaking diplomatic relations with Japan, crusade against "Manchukuo," recover lost territory, publicly declare that all unequal treaties and traitorous loans between China and Japan are null and void; immediately issue a mobilization order for war against Japan; Call on and help the people of all China to organize and arm themselves; formally establish a national defense government and an anti-Japanese coalition army.