(December 1959)
The Central Committee and the provincial Party committees must unite as one
Thorough disarmament and the prohibition of atomic weapons
In diplomatic affairs, caution must be exercised
Meeting with setbacks
Theoretical aspects
Compare with the handling of Kautsky
To be corrected by foreign countries is inappropriate and also dangerous
(1) The father-son relationship;
(2) Unwillingness for students to surpass their teachers;
(3) Holding back a trick or two;
(4) Engaging in subversive activities.
(1) Arrogance and conceit;
(2) Leaders committing mistakes;
(3) Distorting Marxism-Leninism;
(4) Undermining the principles of internationalism;
(5) Pessimism about peace.

1959, Mao Zedong in a group photo with staff at Santaishan in Hangzhou.

File photo
The place in Hangzhou where Mao Zedong studied English.