The Communist Youth League is a youth organization in the People's Republic of China, officially known as the Chinese Communist Youth League (CCYL). Founded in 1920, it aims to promote the ideals of communism among young people and to prepare them for future roles in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The league engages in educational activities, social service, and political training to instill party values in its members. Membership is open to individuals aged 14 to 28, and the organization plays a significant role in mobilizing youth for various initiatives, including community service and national development projects. The league also serves as a platform for young people to express their views and participate in political life, fostering a sense of responsibility and leadership among the youth in China.