Letter to Huang Yanpei [I]
(May 26, 1963)

Mr. Renzhi:

Both of your letters, together with several writings and reports attached, have been received. I am most grateful!

*Eighty Years* [2]—I have not yet finished reading this book; all the rest I have read through. In the height of summer at your advanced age, I still hope you will take care of your health. With respectful wishes for your peace and well-being.

Mao Zedong
May 26, 1963

[1] Huang Yanpei, courtesy name Renzhi, was then serving as Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
[2] This is a book written by Huang Yanpei, recording the things and events he personally witnessed, personally heard, and personally came into contact with over eighty years. It was printed internally as a booklet in 1963 and published by the China Literature and History Publishing House in August 1982.