The VKP(b), Comintern and China. T. I. CPSU(B), Comintern and National Revolutionary Movement in China. 1920-1925" is a unique historical work, revealing the complex and multifaceted relations between the Soviet Communist leadership and the Chinese revolutionary movement in the period from 1920 to 1925. The author, whose name remains unknown, created a work that will become a valuable source for those interested in the history of international communism, revolutionary processes in Asia and the role of Soviet structures in shaping the Chinese revolutionary agenda. This book is not just a chronicle of events, but an in-depth analysis of the political strategies, ideological differences and diplomatic maneuvers that determined the fate of China in an era of rapid change. The author masterfully shows how the CPSU(B) and the Comintern interacted with the Chinese revolutionary forces, what tactics were used to support the national liberation movement and how these efforts influenced the development of the Chinese socialist and communist movement. The focus is on the struggle for influence, ideological differences and diplomatic games that eventually formed the basis for further revolutionary events in China. The book is intended for a wide audience - historians, students, researchers, as well as anyone who seeks to understand the complex dynamics of the international communist movement. It is especially interesting for those who are interested in the history of China, Soviet politics, international revolutionary processes and ideological conflicts of the 20th century. The age of readers with basic knowledge of history and politics will find in this book rich material for analysis and reflection. Special dignity of the "VKP(b), Comintern and China. T. I. It is a thorough analysis of key events, such as the formation of the Chinese Communist Party, interaction with the Kuomintang, as well as the role of Soviet leaders in shaping tactics and strategy. The author is not limited to dry facts, but immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the era, showing how ideas and decisions influenced the fate of millions of people. The style of presentation is characterized by analytical sharpness and attention to detail, which makes the book not only informative, but also exciting. If you are familiar with the works of authors such as A. In. Lunacharsky or V. M. Molotov, you will find in this book similar features - a deep analysis, the richness of sources and the desire for objectivity At the same time, the author’s approach allows us to look at events from a new angle, revealing previously unknown aspects of Soviet-Chinese relations. This book is part of a series that promises to reveal the breadth and complexity of the interaction between the communist movements of different countries in the era of revolutions. Turning to the topic of the national revolutionary movement in China, the author raises important questions about the role of foreign forces, the internal struggle for power and the ideological platform that united or divided revolutionaries. The book examines in detail the causes and consequences of supporting Soviet structures, as well as the impact of these events on the further development of China and the world communist idea. VKP(b), Comintern and China. T. I. It is not only a historical document, but also a source that helps to understand how ideas, strategies and international relations shaped the fate of entire peoples. This book deservedly occupies a place in the library of everyone who wants a deeper understanding of the history of the 20th century, the role of the USSR in the world revolution and the peculiarities of the Chinese path to socialism. Its reading will open new horizons for those who are looking for answers to questions about the interaction of ideology and politics, about the struggle for influence and about how the fate of states was formed in the era of great changes.