Speech at the Sixth Session of the CPGC
(April 11, 1950)

Source: RMRB (Apr. 13, 1950), 1.

ance.

We have pointed out that implementing the people’s democratic
dictatorship and uniting with our international friends are two fundamental
conditions for the consolidation of the victory of the revolution. The Sino-So- 4
viet Treaty and agreements that we signed this time are to affirm the
friendship between the two great countries of China and the Soviet Union in a
legal fashion.' By gaining for us a reliable ally, they will benefit us by giving 4
us a free hand to undertake the work of domestic construction and to deal with

the possible invasion by imperialists and to strive for world peace together.
Note

1. See text Jan. 2, 1950, note 1.