(Instructions on the Iron and Steel Industry) (September 20, 1958)

To develop the iron and steel industry, we must engage in mass movements. All work requires mass movements. It is impossible without mass movements.

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Ma'anshan has very good conditions and can be developed into a medium-sized iron and steel complex, because developing medium-sized iron and steel complexes is relatively fast.

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Long live the laboring people! Long live the laboring people!

(Talks During Inspection of Shucha People's Commune) (September 24, 1958)

Eating without paying money, since one commune can do it, other communes with the conditions can also do it. Since eating can be free, in the future, wearing clothes can also be free.

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In the future, people's communes should concentrate on growing vegetables, and vegetable growing should also be specialized.

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(Chairman Mao said when visiting the Exhibition Hall for Eliminating the Four Pests) Rats are very cunning things. In this way, the rats will suffer greatly!

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The people's commune is good, the people's commune is good.

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...In the future, more tea gardens should be opened up on the hillsides. (Talks During Inspection of Hefei) (September 1958)

(Chairman Mao said happily when he arrived in Hefei) Looking along the way, it is full of vitality, and it is definitely hopeful, very hopeful.

(Chairman Mao said when talking with women cadres) If each person does not have one thousand, two thousand jin of grain per year, does not have public canteens, does not have nurseries and kindergartens, does not eliminate illiteracy, and does not enter primary school, middle school, and university, women cannot be completely liberated.

Chairman Mao pointed out that only by running the people's communes well can women be completely liberated.