The Communist Party of China (CPC) has gone through three historical periods: carrying out revolution, promoting construction, and advancing reform. Despite the ups and downs in each period, it has accomplished numerous significant undertakings. How does it get things done? What enables it to convince people to join in and strive for these great causes? A good perspective to answer these questions is to examine its spiritual temperament. Great causes and struggles always call for and nurture corresponding great spirits. A striking feature that distinguishes the CPC from other political parties is that from its very inception, it began to forge a spiritual temperament unlike any other. Edited by Chen Jin and brought together by more than 40 renowned writers including Liang Heng, Li Fang, Yang Xiaosheng, and Xu Jian, this book vividly recounts the spirit of Chinese Communists through literary language and storytelling. With its accessible and engaging content, it provides a valuable reference for readers to inherit the Party’s fine traditions and spirit.