| Title |
Year
|
| * Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung |
1963
|
| * The People’s Democratic Dictatorship |
|
| * A Study of Physical Education |
|
| * To Hakuro Toten |
|
| * Statement Supporting the American Negroes In Their Just Struggle Against Racial Discrimination by U.S. Imperialism |
August 8, 1963
|
| * To the Glory of the Hans |
|
| * The Great Union of the Popular Masses |
|
| * Miss Chao’s Suicide |
|
| * Communism and Dictatorship |
|
| * The Role of the Merchants in the National Revolution |
|
| * The Chinese Government and the Foreigners |
|
| * Analysis of the Classes in Chinese Society |
|
| * The Bitter Sufferings of the Peasants in Kiangsu and Chekiang, and Their Movements of Resistance |
|
| * Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement In Hunan |
|
| * Why is it that Red Political Power can Exist in China? |
|
| * The Struggle in the Chingkang Mountains |
|
| * The Second Anniversary of An Wu-ching’s Martyrdom |
|
| * On Correcting Mistaken Ideas in the Party |
|
| * A Single Spark Can Start a Prairie Fire |
|
| * Oppose Book Worship |
|
| * Decree Regarding Marriage |
|
| * A Letter from the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army to Our Brothers the Soldiers of the White Army on the Subject of the Forced Occupation of Manchuria by Japanese Imperialism |
|
| * The League of Nations is a League of Robbers! |
|
| * Preliminary Conclusions of the Land Investigation Campaign |
|
| * The Land Investigation Campaign is the Central Important Task in the Vast (Soviet) Areas |
|
| * Report to the 2nd National Congress of Workers and Peasants Representatives |
|
| * Pay Attention to Economic Work |
|
| * How to Differentiate the Classes in the Rural Areas |
|
| * Our Economic Policy |
|
| * Be Concerned With the Well-Being of the Masses, Pay Attention to Methods of Work |
|
| * Proclamation on the Northward March of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army to Fight Japan |
|
| * On Tactics Against Japanese Imperialism |
|
| * To Lin Piao |
|
| * We Are Not Going to Turn the Country over to Moscow! |
|
| * Problems of Strategy in China’s Revolutionary War |
|
| * A Statement of Chiang Kai-shek’s Statement |
|
| * On Guerrilla Warfare |
|
| * To Hsu T’eh-li |
|
| * The Tasks of the Chinese Communist Party in the Period of Resistance to Japan |
|
| * Win the Masses in their Millions for the Anti-Japanese National United Front |
|
| * Letter to the Spanish People |
|
| * Inscription for the Founding of the North Shensi Public School |
|
| * Speech at the Meeting Celebrating the Completion of the Building of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University |
|
| * On Lu Hsun |
|
| * Basic Tactics |
|
| * On Practice |
|
| * On Contradiction |
|
| * Policies, Measures and Perspectives for Resisting the Japanese Invasion |
|
| * For the Mobilization of All the Nation’s Forces for Victory in the War of Resistance |
|
| * Combat Liberalism |
|
| * Urgent Tasks Following the Establishment of Kuomintang-Communist Cooperation |
|
| * Interview with the British Journalist James Bertram |
|
| * The Situation and Tasks in the Anti-Japanese War After the Fall of Shanghai and Taiyuan |
|
| * Dialectical Materialism |
|
| * Proclamation by the Government of the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region and the Rear Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army |
|
| * Problems of Strategy in Guerrilla War Against Japan |
|
| * On Protracted War |
|
| * The Role of the Chinese Communist Party in the National War |
|
| * The Question of Independence and Initiative Within |
|
| * We Are for Roosevelt and Against Chamberlain |
|
| * The May 4th Movement |
|
| * The Orientation of the Youth Movement |
|
| * To Be Attacked by the Enemy is Not a Bad Thing but a Good Thing |
|
| * Oppose Capitulationist Activity |
|
| * The Reactionaries Must Be Punished |
|
| * Interview With a New China Daily Correspondent on the New International Situation |
|
| * The Second Imperialist War |
|
| * Interview with Three Correspondents from the Central News Agency, the Sao Tang Pao and the Hsin Min Pao |
|
| * The Identity of Interests Between the Soviet Union and All Mankind |
|
| * Introducing The Communist |
|
| * Youth Needs Experience |
|
| * The Current Situation and the Party’s Tasks |
|
| * Recruit Large Numbers of Intellectuals |
|
| * The Chinese Revolution and the Chinese Communist Party |
|
| * Stalin, Friend of the Chinese People |
|
| * In Memory of Norman Bethune |
|
| * On New Democracy |
|
| * Overcome the Danger of Capitulation and Strive for a Turn for the Better |
|
| * Unite all Anti-Japanese Forces and Combat the Anti-Communist Die Hards |
|
| * Ten Demands on the Kuomintang |
|
| * Introducing The Chinese Worker |
|
| * We Must Stress Unity and Progress |
|
| * New-Democratic Constitutional Government |
|
| * On the Question of Political Power in the Anti-Japanese Base Areas |
|
| * Current Problems of Tactics in the Anti-Japanese United Front |
|
| * Freely Expand the Anti-Japanese Forces and Resist the Onslaught of the Anti-Communist Die-Hards |
|
| * Unity to the Very End |
|
| * On Policy |
|
| * Order and Statement on the Southern Anhwei Incident |
|
| * The Situation After the Repulse of the Second Anti-Communist Onslaught |
|
| * Conclusions on the Repulse of the Second Anti-Communist Onslaught |
|
| * Preface and Postscript to Rural Surveys |
|
| * Reform our Study |
|
| * Expose the Plot for a Far Eastern Munich |
|
| * On the International United Front Against Fascism |
|
| * Speech at the Assembly of Representatives of the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region |
|
| * Rectify the Party’s Style of Work |
|
| * Oppose Stereotyped Party Writing |
|
| * Talks at the Yenan Forum on Literature and Art |
|
| * A Most Important Policy |
|
| * The Turning Point in World War II |
|
| * In Celebration of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the October Revolution |
|
| * Economic and Financial Problems in the Anti-Japanese War |
|
| * The Comintern has Long Ceased to Meddle in Our Internal Affairs |
|
| * Some Questions Concerning Methods of Leadership |
|
| * Some Pointed Questions for the Kuomintang |
|
| * Spread the Campaigns to Reduce Rent, Increase Production and “Support the Government and Cherish the People” In the Base Areas |
|
| * A Comment on the Sessions of the Kuomintang Central Executive Committee and the People’s Political Council |
|
| * Get Organized! |
|
| * Letter to the Yenan Peking Opera Theatre After Seeing “Driven to Join the Lianshan Mountain Rebels” |
|
| * Mao’s Interview with an American Journalist, Gunther Stien |
|
| * Our Study and the Current Situation |
|
| * Serve the People |
|
| * On Chiang Kai-shek’s Speech on the Double Tenth Festival |
|
| * The United Front in Cultural Work |
|
| * We Must Learn to Do Economic Work |
|
| * Production is Also Possible in the Guerilla Zone |
|
| * China’s Two Possible Destinies |
|
| * On Coalition Government |
|
| * The Foolish Old Man Who Removed the Mountains |
|
| * On Production by the Army for Its Own Support and on the Importance of the Great Movements for Rectification and for Production |
|
| * The Hurley-Chiang Duet is a Flop |
|
| * On the Danger of the Hurley Policy |
|
| * Telegram to Comrade William Z. Foster |
|
| * The Last Round with the Japanese Invaders |
|
| * The Situation and Our Policy After the Victory in the War of Resistance against Japan |
|
| * Chiang Kai-shek is Provoking Civil War |
|
| * Two Telegrams from the Commander-in-Chief of the Eighteenth Group to Chiang Kai-shek |
|
| * On a Statement by Chiang Kai-shek’s Spokesman |
|
| * On Peace Negotiations with the Kuomintang—Circular of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * On the Chungking Negotiations |
|
| * The Truth About the Kuomintang Attacks |
|
| * Rent Reduction and Production Are Two Important Matters for the Defence of the Liberated Areas |
|
| * Policy for Work in the Liberated Areas for 1946 |
|
| * Build Stable Base Areas in the Northeast |
|
| * Salute the April 8th Martyrs |
|
| * Some Points in Appraisal of the Present International Situation |
|
| * Smash Chiang Kai-shek’s Offensive by a War of Self-Defence |
|
| * Talk With the American Correspondent Anna Louise Strong |
|
| * Concentrate a Superior Force to Destroy the Enemy Forces One by One |
|
| * The Truth About U.S. “Mediation” and the Future of the Civil War in China |
|
| * A Three Months’ Summary |
|
| * Greet the New High Tide of the Chinese Revolution |
|
| * On the Temporary Abandonment of Yenan and the Defence of the Shensi-Kansu-Ningsia Border Region—Two Documents Issued by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * The Concept of Operations for the Northwest War Theatre |
|
| * The Chiang Kai-shek Government is Besieged by the Whole People |
|
| * Strategy for the Second Year of the War of Liberation |
|
| * Manifesto of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army |
|
| * On the Reissue of the Three Main Rules of Discipline and the Eight Points for Attention—Instruction of the General Headquarters of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army |
|
| * The Present Situation and Our Tasks |
|
| * On Setting Up a System of Reports |
|
| * On Some Important Problems of the Party’s Present Policy |
|
| * The Democratic Movement in the Army |
|
| * Different Tactics for Carrying Out the Land Law in Different Areas |
|
| * Correct the “Left” Errors in Land Reform Propaganda |
|
| * Essential Points in Land Reform in the New Liberated Areas |
|
| * On the Policy Concerning Industry and Commerce |
|
| * On the Question of the National Bourgeoisie and the Enlightened Gentry |
|
| * On the Great Victory in the Northwest and on the New Type of Ideological Education Movement in the Liberation Army |
|
| * A Circular on the Situation |
|
| * Speech at a Conference of Cadres in the Shansi-Suiyuan Liberated Area |
|
| * A Talk to the Editorial Staff of the Shansi-Suiyuan Daily |
|
| * Telegram to the Headquarters of the Loyang Front After the Recapture of the City |
|
| * Tactical Problems of Rural Work in the New Liberated Areas |
|
| * The Work of Land Reform and of Party Consolidation in 1948 |
|
| * The Concept of Operations for the Liaoshi-Shenyang Campaign |
|
| * On Strengthening the Party Committee System |
|
| * On the September Meeting—Circular of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * The Concept of Operations for the Huai-hai Campaign |
|
| * Revolutionary Forces of the World Unite, Fight Against Imperialist Aggression! |
|
| * The Momentous Change in China’s Military Situation |
|
| * The Concept of Operations for the Peiping-Tientsin Campaign |
|
| * Message Urging Tu Yu-ming and Others to Surrender |
|
| * Carry the Revolution Through to the End |
|
| * On the War Criminal’s Suing for Peace |
|
| * Statement on the Present Situation by Mao Tse-tung, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * Comment by the Spokesman for the Communist Party of China on the Resolution of the Nanking Executive Yuan |
|
| * [[On Ordering the Reactionary Kuomintang Government to Re-Arrest Yasuji Okamura, Former Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Forces of Aggression in China, and to Arrest the Kuomintang Civil War Criminals--Statement by the Spokesman for the Communist Party of China|On Ordering the Reactionary Kuomintang Government to Re-Arrest Yasuji Okamura, Former Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Forces of Aggression in China, and to Arrest the Kuomintang Civil War Criminals—Statement by the Spokesman for the Communist Party of China]] |
|
| * Peace Terms Must Include the Punishment of Japanese War Criminals and Kuomintang War Criminals—Statement by the Spokesman for the Communist Party of China |
|
| * Turn the Army into a Working Force |
|
| * Why do the Badly Split Reactionaries Still Idly Clamour for “Total Peace”? |
|
| * The Kuomintang Reactionaries Turn from an “Appeal for Peace” to an Appeal for War |
|
| * Report to the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * Methods of Work Committees |
|
| * Whither the Nanking Government? |
|
| * Order to the Army for the Country-Wide Advance |
|
| * Proclamation of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army |
|
| * On the Outrages by British Warships—Statement by the Spokesman of the General Headquarters of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army |
|
| * Address to the Preparatory Meeting of the New Political Consultative Conference |
|
| * Cast Away Illusions, Prepare for Struggle |
|
| * Farewell, Leighton Stuart! |
|
| * Why It is Necessary to Discuss the White Paper |
|
| * “Friendship” or Aggression? |
|
| * The Bankruptcy of the Idealist Conception of History |
|
| * The Chinese People Have Stood Up! |
|
| * Speech at Banquet Celebrating Insurrection of KMT Troops |
|
| * Telegram to Xinjiang Political and Military Authorities |
|
| * Long Live the Great Unity of the Chinese People! |
|
| * Eternal Glory to the Heroes of the People! |
|
| * Proclamation of the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China |
|
| * Reply to the Provisional People’s Government of Xinjiang |
|
| * Reply to the Xinjiang League for the Defence of Peace and Democracy and to People of the Tacheng-Ili-Ashan Regions |
|
| * Preface to The Victory of New Democracy in China |
|
| * Telegram to the Insurrectionists on the “Hailiao” |
|
| * Inscription for the Inaugurual Issue of Renmin Wenxue (People’s Literature) |
|
| * Telegram to Secretary of the World Federation of Trade Unions |
|
| * Always Keep to the Style of Plain Living and Hard Struggle |
|
| * Telegram to Stalin |
|
| * Address at Birthday Celebration Meeting Held for Stalin |
|
| * Telegram to President Prasad of the Republic of India |
|
| * Speech on Departure from Moscow |
|
| * Request for Opinions on the Tactics for Dealing With Rich Peasants |
|
| * Fight for a Fundamental Turn for the Better in the Nation’s Financial and Economic Situation |
|
| * Don’t Hit Out in All Directions |
|
| * Be a True Revolutionary |
|
| * Reply to the Ambassador of the Republic of India |
|
| * You Are Models for the Whole Nation |
|
| * Order to the Chinese People’s Volunteers |
|
| * Comment on Hearing of Mao Anying’s Death |
|
| * Letter to Huang Niantian |
|
| * The Chinese People’s Volunteers Should Cherish Every Hill, Every River, Every Tree and Every Blade of Grass in Korea |
|
| * Main Points of the Resolution Adopted at the Enlarged Meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * The Party’s Mass Line Must Be Followed in Suppressing Counter-Revolutionaries |
|
| * Strike Surely, Accurately and Relentlessly in Suppressing Counter-Revolutionaries |
|
| * Pay Serious Attention to the Discussion of the Film The Life of Wu Hsun |
|
| * Great Victories in Three Mass Movements |
|
| * On the Struggle Against the “Three Evils” and the “Five Evils” |
|
| * Take Mutual Aid and Co-Operation in Agriculture as a Major Task |
|
| * Letter to Li Shuqing |
|
| * New Year’s Day Message |
|
| * On the Policies for Our Work in Tibet—Directive of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * The Contradiction Between the Working Class and the Bourgeoisie is the Principal Contradiction in China |
|
| * Let Us Unite and Clearly Distinguish Between Ourselves and the Enemy |
|
| * Inscription on the Arts |
|
| * Reply to Ambassador of the Republic of India |
|
| * Inscription for Inauguration of the Tianshui-Lanzhou Railway |
|
| * Toast on Third Anniversary of Founding of the PRC |
|
| * Telegram to the Peace Conference of the Asian and Pacific Region |
|
| * Letter to Qi Baishi |
|
| * Telegram to the German Democratic Republic |
|
| * Talk with Tibetan Delegates (Excerpts) |
|
| * Letter to Song Qingling |
|
| * Letter to Tan Zhenlin |
|
| * Hail the Signal Victory of the Chinese People’s Volunteers! |
|
| * Combat Bureaucracy, Commandism and Violations of the Laws and Discipline |
|
| * Inscription Awarded to Soviet Troops in Lushun |
|
| * Telegram to Inquire after Stalin’s Illness |
|
| * Telegram to the USSR on Stalin’s Death |
|
| * The Greatest Friendship |
|
| * Criticize Han Chauvinism |
|
| * Solve the Problem of the “Five Excesses” |
|
| * Liu Shao-chi and Yang Shang-kun Criticized for Breach of Discipline in Issuing Documents in the Name of the Central Committee without Authorization |
|
| * Refute Right Deviationist Views that Depart from the General Line |
|
| * The Youth League in Its Work Must Take the Characteristics of Youth Into Consideration |
|
| * On State Capitalism |
|
| * The Party’s General Line for the Transition Period |
|
| * Combat Bourgeois Ideas in the Party |
|
| * The Only Road for the Transformation of Capitalist Industry and Commerce |
|
| * Our Great Victory in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea and Our Future Tasks |
|
| * Criticism of Liang Shu-ming’s Reactionary Ideas |
|
| * Two Talks on Mutual Aid and Co-Operation in Agriculture |
|
| * On the Draft Constitution of the People’s Republic of China |
|
| * Strive to Build a Great Socialist Country |
|
| * Letter Concerning the Study of The Dream of the Red Chamber |
|
| * The Chinese People Cannot be Cowed by the Atomic Bomb |
|
| * Speeches at the National Conference of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * In Refutation of “Uniformity of Public Opinion” |
|
| * Preface and Editor’s Notes to Material on the Counter-Revolutionary Hu Feng Clique |
|
| * On the Co-Operative Transformation of Agriculture |
|
| * Rely on Party and League Members and Poor and Lower-Middle Peasants in the Co-Operative Transformation of Agriculture |
|
| * Editor’s Notes from Socialist Upsurge in China’s Countryside |
|
| * Request for Opinions on the Seventeen-Article Document Concerning Agriculture |
|
| * Talk at the Conference on Intellectuals Called by the Centre |
|
| * Speed Up the Socialist Transformation of Handicrafts |
|
| * Contradictions Under Socialism |
|
| * Stalin’s Place in History |
|
| * Speech at Expanded Meeting of CPC Political Bureau |
|
| * On the Ten Major Relationships |
|
| * U.S. Imperialism is a Paper Tiger |
|
| * Chairman Mao’s Talk to Music Workers |
|
| * Strengthen Party Unity and Carry Forward Party Traditions |
|
| * Some Experiences in Our Party’s History |
|
| * In Commemoration of Dr. Sun Yat-sen |
|
| * Speech at the Second Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * Talks at a Conference of Secretaries of Provincial, Municipal and Autonomous Region Party Committees |
|
| * On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People |
|
| * Speech at the Chinese Communist Party’s National Conference on Propaganda Work |
|
| * Persevere in Plain Living and Hard Struggle, Maintain Close Ties with the Masses |
|
| * Things Are Beginning to Change |
|
| * The Chinese Communist Party is the Core of Leadership of the Whole Chinese People |
|
| * Muster Our Forces to Repulse the Rightists’ Wild Attacks |
|
| * Letter to Zhou Enlai |
|
| * Common on Class Education with Leaders from Shanghai Motor Power Institute |
|
| * Comment to the Laotian Patriotic (Liberation) Front Representative on Education |
|
| * Wen Hui Pao’s Bourgeois Orientation Should Be Criticized |
|
| * Beat Back the Attacks of the Bourgeois Rightists |
|
| * The Situation in the Summer of 1957 |
|
| * Talk at the Enlarged Third Plenary Session of the 8th Central Committee of the CCP |
|
| * Be Activists in Promoting the Revolution |
|
| * Have Firm Faith in the Majority of the People |
|
| * No Power on Earth Can Separate Us |
|
| * Speech at Moscow Celebration Meeting |
|
| * The East Wind Prevails Over the West Wind! |
|
| * A Dialectical Approach to Inner Party Unity |
|
| * All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers |
|
| * Talks at the Nanking Conference |
|
| * To the Kwangsi Regional Party Committee on Newspapers |
|
| * Speech at the Supreme State Conferece (excerpts) |
|
| * Sixth Points on Working Methods—A Draft Resolution from the Office of the Centre of the CPC |
|
| * Talks at the Chengtu Conference |
|
| * National Minorities |
|
| * Speech at the Hankow Conference |
|
| * Introducing a Co-Operative |
|
| * Speeches at the Second Session of the Eighth Party Congress |
|
| * Speech at the Conference of Heads of Delegations to the Second Session of the 8th Party Congress |
|
| * Speech at the Group Leaders Forum of the Enlarged Meeting of the Military Affairs Committee (excerpts) |
|
| * Instructions |
|
| * Communes Are Better |
|
| * Speech at the Supreme State Conference |
|
| * Interview with a Hsinhua News Agency Correspondent |
|
| * The Masses Can Do Anything |
|
| * On Huan Hsiang’s Comment on the Disintegration of the Western World |
|
| * A Letter to Chou Shih-chou |
|
| * Speech at the First Chingchow Conference |
|
| * On the Question of Whether Imperialism and All Reactionaries are Real Tigers |
|
| * Talks with the Directors of Various Cooperative Areas |
|
| * Speech at the Sixth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee |
|
| * Reply to the Article “Tsinghua University Physics Teaching and Research Group Inclines Toward the ‘Left’ Rather Than Right in Handling Teachers” |
|
| * Speech at Conference of Provincial and Municipal Committee Secretaries |
|
| * Talk at Symposium of Hsin, Lo, Hsu and Hsin Local Committees |
|
| * Speech at Cheng-chow |
|
| * Intra Party Correspondence |
|
| * Talk at Seventh Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee |
|
| * Sixteen Articles Concerning Work Methods |
|
| * Several Important Instructions |
|
| * Speech at the Lushan Conference |
|
| * Talk at the 8th Plenary Session of the CPC 8th Central Committee |
|
| * Letter to Chang Wen-tien (excerpt) |
|
| * Comment on a Report: ‘The Tao-chu Production Brigade of Tan-ling Commune in Pingchiang County, Hunan, Abolished Scores of Mess-halls and Then Restored Them Again’ |
|
| * Comment on Two Reports: “The Situation of Wang-kuo-fan Commune Has Always Been Very Good” and “Who are the People Engaged in Idle Talks Now in the Countryside” |
|
| * Comment on a Report on Secretary Chang Kai-fan of Secretariat of CPC Anhwei Provincial Committee Giving Order to Abolish Mess-Halls in Wu-wei County |
|
| * Comment on the Report on Liaoning Province Carrying Out CPC Central Committee’s Directive to Oppose Right-Deviation (excerpt) |
|
| * Concerning Mei Sheng’s “Chi Fa” |
|
| * Why Do Right Opportunists Now Launch an Offensive? |
|
| * Comment on Chang Wen-tien’s Letter |
|
| * Comment on Peng Te-huai’s Letter of 9 September |
|
| * Speech at the Enlarged Session of the Military Affairs Committee and the External Affairs Conference |
|
| * Intra-Party Correspondence |
|
| * Comment on Reply to Comrades A. V. Sanina and V. G. Vinshire |
|
| * Examples of Dialectics (Abstracted Compilation) |
|
| * Note on the “Charter of the Anshan Iron and Steel Company” |
|
| * On the Anti-China Question |
|
| * Comments on Vice Premier Nieh Jung-chen’s Report on the Technical Revolution |
|
| * The People of Asia, Africa and Latin America Should Unite and Drive American Imperialism Back to Where it Came From |
|
| * Summing Up Ten Years |
|
| * Dissemination of the CC, CPC’s Criticism of the Shansi Provincial Party Committee’s Report on the Rural Labor Force Problem |
|
| * Opinion on the Free Supply System |
|
| * Classical Works Recommended to High-Ranking Cadres |
|
| * Principles of Educating Youth |
|
| * Directive on the Question of Class Distinction |
|
| * Speech at the Ninth Plenum of the Eighth CPC Central Committee |
|
| * Preface to “Oppose Book Worship” |
|
| * To the Communist Labour University in Kiangsi |
|
| * Talk at an Enlarged Working Conference Convened by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China |
|
| * Speech at the Tenth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee |
|
| * Reading Notes on the Soviet Text ‘Political Economy’ |
|
| * Concerning ‘Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR’ |
|
| * Critique of Stalin’s ‘Economic Problems of Socialism in the USSR’ |
|
| * Where Do Correct Ideas Come From? |
|
| * Instruction on the Commune Education Movement |
|
| * Speech at the Hangchow Conference |
|
| * Oppose Racial Discrimination by U.S. Imperialism |
|
| * Statement Opposing Aggression Against Southern Vietnam and Slaughter of its People by the U.S.-Ngo Dinh Diem Clique |
|
| * The Racial Question is a Class Question |
|
| * Operas |
|
| * Comments on Comrade Ko Ching-shih’s Report |
|
| * The Centre’s Instruction on Learning from Each Other and Overcoming Complacency and Conceit |
|
| * Strive to Learn from Each Other and Don’t Stick to the Beaten Track and Be Complacent |
|
| * U.S. Imperialism is the Most Ferocious Enemy of the World’s People |
|
| * Statement Expressing the Chinese People’s Support for the Japanese People’s Great Patriotic Struggle |
|
| * Talk on Health Services |
|
| * Remarks at the Spring Festival |
|
| * Talk at the Hantan Forum on Four Clean-Ups Work |
|
| * Remarks at a Briefing |
|
| * Directive on Labor Reform |
|
| * Some Interjections at a Briefing of the State Planning Commission Leading Group |
|
| * Interjection at a Briefing by Four Vice-Premiers |
|
| * Talk on the Third Five-Year Plan |
|
| * Talk on Putting Military Affairs Work into Full Effect and Cultivating Successors to the Revolution |
|
| * Conversation with Zanzibar Expert M.M. Ali and His Wife |
|
| * On Khrushchov’s Phoney Communism and Its Historical Lessons for the World |
|
| * Talk with Mao Yuan-hsin |
|
| * We Must Prevent China from Changing Colour |
|
| * Comment on Report by Comrade Wang Tung-hsing |
|
| * Interview with the Japanese Socialists on the Theory of the Intermediate Zone |
|
| * Talk on Questions of Philosophy |
|
| * Talk on Sakata’s Article |
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| * Interjections at an Anti-Revisionist Reports Meeting |
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| * American Imperialism is Closely Surrounded by the Peoples of the World |
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| * China Will Take a Great Stride Forward |
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| * Highlights of Forum on Central Committee Work |
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| * Interjections at a Central Work Conference |
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| * Speech at the Central Work Conference |
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| * Why the “First Ten Articles” and “Sixty Articles” Can Mobilize Manpower |
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| * On Education—Conversation with the Nepalese Delegation of Educationists |
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| * Instructions |
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| * Talk on the Four Clean-Ups Movement |
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| * South of the Mountains to North of the Seas—Interview with Edgar Snow |
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| * Directives After Hearing the Reports of Ku Mu and Yu Chiu-li on Planning Work |
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| * You Fight Your Way and I’ll Fight My Way: Conversation with the Palestine Liberation Organization Delegation |
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| * Appendix: South of the Mountains to North of the Seas—Interview with Edgar Snow |
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| * Directive on Public Health |
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| * Notes on the Report of the Investigation of the Peking Teachers Training College |
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| * Letter to Comrade Chen Yi Discussing Poetry |
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| * Speech at Hangchow |
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| * Talk at the National Work Conference of the Politburo |
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| * Comment on the Article—“How to Play Table Tennis” by Comrade Hsu Yin-sheng |
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| * Notes on Comrade Cheng-jen’s Report on His “Squatting Point” |
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| * Talk at a Work Conference of the Center |
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| * Broadcasting |
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| * Interview with Andre Malraux |
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| * Talk with Mao Yuan-hsin |
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| * Down with the Prince of Hell, Liberate the Little Devil—A Talk with Such Comrades as Kang Sheng |
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| * Talk at Enlarged Standing Committee Meeting of the Political Bureau |
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| * Talk at Enlarged Meeting of the Political Bureau |
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| * Criticize P’eng Chen |
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| * Notes on the Report of Further Improving the Army’s Agricultural Work by the Rear Service Department of the Military Commission |
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| * Speech at a Meeting with Regional Secretaries and Members of the Cultural Revolutionary Group of the Central Committee |
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| * A Letter to the Red Guards of Tsinghua University |
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| * The Anti-Japanese Military and Political University |
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| * Interjection at Enlarged Meeting of CCPCC Standing Committee |
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| * Bombard the Headquarters—My First Big-Character Poster |
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| * Speech at the Closing Ceremony of the Eleventh Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee |
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| * Talk at the Work Conference of the Centre |
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| * Letter |
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| * The Soviet Leading Clique is a Mere Dust Heap |
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| * Talk at the General Report Conference of the Centre’s Political Work |
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| * Talk at the Report Meeting |
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| * Talk at the Central Work Conference |
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| * Talk at a Meeting of the Central Cultural Revolution Group |
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| * Talk at the Enlarged Meeting of the Military Commission |
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| * Talk at Three Meetings with Comrades Chang Chun-chiao and Yao Wen-Yuan |
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| * Speech to the Albanian Military Delegation |
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| * Directive on External Propaganda Work |
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| * Dialogues During Inspection of North, Central-South and East China |
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| * Letter to Lin, Chow, and Central Committee Cultural Revolution Group |
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| * Conversation with Premier Chou on Power Struggle |
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| * A New Storm Against Imperialism |
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| * Dialogues with Responsible Person of Capital Red Guards Congress |
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| * Address at the Opening Session of the Ninth National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party |
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| * Talk at the First Plenum of the Ninth Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party |
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| * Directives Regarding Cultural Revolution |
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| * Twenty Manifestations of Bureaucracy |
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| * People of the World, Unite and Defeat the U.S. Aggressors and All Their Running Dogs |
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| * Conversations with Wang Hai-Jung |
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| * Talks with Responsible Comrades at Various Places During Provincial Tour |
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| * The Days of the U.S. Aggressors in Vietnam are Numbered |
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| * Conversations with Wang Hai-Jung |
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