How to fill in the political profile?

The political profile is usually filled in according to the following 13 categories: members of the Communist Party of China, preparatory members of the Communist Party of China, members of the Communist Youth League, members of the Kuomintang Revolutionary Party, members of the Democratic League, and members of the Democratic National Construction Association. , members of the Democratic Progressive Party, members of the Peasants and Workers Party, members of the Zhi Gong Party, members of the Jiu San Society, members of the Taiwan League, non-party persons, and the masses (now called ordinary residents, corresponding to the resident ID card).

Political appearance shows political affiliation, which is the most direct reflection of a person's political identity. It refers to the political parties and political groups that a person joins, which indirectly expresses his own ideological tendencies, political stances and political views. For example, if someone joins the Jiusan Society, his political profile is that of a member of the Jiusan Society. If he joins the Communist Party of China, his political appearance will be that of a member of the Communist Party of China.

Extended information

In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, political status was also called personal status. You can fill it in according to the actual situation. If you are a student, you can fill in "student". If you are a worker, you can fill in "student". You can fill in "worker" or "teacher", "employee", "retired worker", etc.

1. Rural areas

The personal composition of rural areas from high to low mainly includes landlords, rich peasants, middle peasants, middle and lower peasants, and poor peasants.

2. City

From high to low, the urban personal composition mainly includes the national bourgeoisie and the petty bourgeoisie (handicraft owners, students, primary and secondary school teachers, small clerks, small clerks, Small lawyers, small businessmen, etc.), semi-proletariat (clerks, vendors, etc.), proletariat (workers, clerks), etc.