On January 17, 1987 (French calendar month, 18th), Wang Yong, Wang Yong, and Liu Binh were later expelled from the party.

Fang Lizhi, who was expelled from the party

On January 17, 1987, the Anhui Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China made the decision to expel Fang Lizhi, vice president of China University of Science and Technology, from the party because he incited students to make trouble, denied the socialist system, publicly proposed to change the Communist Party, and advocated bourgeois "democracy" and "freedom".

Earlier, on January 13th, Wang Ruowang, a famous Shanghai writer, was also expelled from the Party. His crimes were attacking the socialist system, vilifying and denying the Communist Party of China (CPC) 's leadership, and opposing and distorting the current policies of the Party. Subsequently, Liu Binyan, a famous reportage writer and vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, was also announced to be removed from the party. Liu's problem is similar to Fang's and Wang's.

On the situation of the above three people, Deng Xiaoping was early on to watch the fire. last month, Deng Xiaoping spoke to Huoyang and others, Deng Xiaoping said: "I watched the speech of the party encouraged, not at all like a Communist member spoke, such a person remained in the party what to do, is not a question of persuasion, to be removed."

Liu Binhai, Wang Yonghua and others' remarks were also criticized.