Additions to the draft of the Central Committee’s endorsement of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions’ Party Group report on consolidating the victory in the Five-Anti Campaign [1] (April 1, 1952): “With the capitalists’ consent, workers may in fact participate in management without assuming the formal title of ‘management’; nominally, their role should remain one of supervision rather than management.” Printed from Mao Zedong’s handwritten manuscript. Note [ ]: This passage by Mao Zedong was inserted in parentheses following the following sentence in the Central Committee’s endorsement draft: “With regard to the issue of worker supervision of production in private enterprises, the Central Committee has already issued instructions. For the time being, we should emphasize supervision of production and operations, but not participation in management.”