A third congress was held in 1950, with a heavy focus on keeping the labor movement apolitical and free of interference from politicians and bureaucrats.
The writers accused the competition of encouraging women to be inoffensive, bland, and apolitical, ignoring characteristics like personality, articulateness, intelligence, and commitment.
It was originally used by anonymous apolitical undergraduate netizens to describe violent opposition, and used to mock annihilation of minority opinion, created in 1991.