Inheriting the understanding and cognition of modern Chinese intellectuals on "revolution" and then focusing on "literature", the "revolutionary discourse" in the magazine La Jeunesseset off a "literary revolution" and kicked off the enlightenment of modern Chinese thought, Xu Xinhua and Xu Shangsi wrote in Study and Practice(Issue 8, 2022). However, in the face of the Chinese nation's profound suffering, the "literary revolution" seemed in vain. Thus the discourse of "revolution" in the La Jeunessegradually turned from "literary revolution" to "social revolution", such as "October Revolution","class revolution","labor revolution" and other forms of discourse. After 1923, the discourse of "social revolution" in the La Jeunessewas embodied as "national revolution". In this historical process, class struggles, the scientific approach of Marxism to realize ideal society of the future, became the core discourse of revolutionary arguments in the La Jeunesse.The revolutionary consciousness of the Communist Party of China was thus generated and integrated into revolutionary practice, and has profoundly affected content and structure of contemporary Chinese ideology.