The so-called difficulties are nothing more than what the enemies of society and nature give us. We know that imperialism, domestic counter-revolutionaries, and their agents within our Party, etc., are nothing more than dying forces, while we are the newborn force, and truth is on our side. We have always been invincible against them. Just think about our history and you will understand this truth. When we first established the Party in 1921, there were only a few dozen people, so insignificant, but later we developed and actually overthrew the powerful domestic enemy. There are also ways to subdue the enemy of nature.

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Whether in nature or in society, all newborn forces, by their very nature, have always been invincible. And all old forces, no matter how large their numbers, will always be eliminated. Therefore, we can and must despise any great difficulties encountered in the world, and put them in the position of "not worth mentioning." This is our optimism. This optimism is based on scientific grounds. As long as we understand more Marxism-Leninism, understand more natural science, in a word, understand more the laws of the objective world, and make fewer subjective errors, our revolutionary work and construction work will certainly be able to achieve their goals.

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The imperialist forces are still surrounding us, and we must be prepared to deal with possible sudden incidents. In the future, if imperialism launches a war, it is very likely to carry out a sudden attack like during World War II. Therefore, we must be prepared both mentally and materially, so that we will not be caught off guard when a sudden incident occurs. This is one aspect. On the other hand, the activities of the remaining domestic counter-revolutionary forces are still very rampant, and we must systematically, analytically, and realistically give them a few more blows, so as to further weaken the hidden counter-revolutionary forces, in order to ensure the security of our country's socialist construction cause. If we take appropriate measures in the above two aspects, we can avoid major harm from the enemy; otherwise, we may make mistakes.