On this day, 76 years ago, on April 3, 1949 (March 6, 1949 in the lunar calendar), the First National Congress of China Women concluded in Peiping. Cai Chang delivered a speech at the conference. On April 3, 1949, the First National Congress of China Women concluded in Peiping. The conference opened on March 24. There were 466 women representatives present at the meeting. The conference adopted the "Resolution on the Current Tasks of the China Women's Movement" and the "Constitution of the All-China Democratic Women's Federation" and formally established the All-China Democratic Women's Federation. The "Constitution" stipulates that the purpose of the Democratic Women's Federation is to unite women from all ethnic groups and classes across the country and work with the people of the country to completely oppose imperialism, feudalism and bureaucratic capitalism and build a unified People's Democratic Republic; strive to abolish all feudal traditional customs towards women: achieve equality between men and women and the liberation of women. The conference elected the Executive Committee of the Democratic Women's Federation. At the first meeting of the first executive committee, He Xiangning was invited to be honorary chairman of the Democratic Women's Federation, Cai Chang was elected chairman, Deng Yingchao, Li Dequan and Xu Guangping were vice chairmen, and District Mengjue was appointed secretary-general.