Agree.
It can be delivered by two persons.
Mao Zedong



10:30 a.m. on the 15th

[1] This first part is a commentary on a speech submitted by Tao Zhu, a member of the
Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Executive
Secretary of the Central Secretariat, at 2:00 a.m. on September 15, 1966. When Zhou Enlai
sent this speech to Tao Zhu on September 14, he said, "I still prefer that Comrade Lin Biao
alone deliver the speech. I have already written to the Chairman for his approval." When Tao
Zhu sent it to Mao Zedong for review, he wrote, "I think it would be better if both General
Lin and the Premier delivered the speech tomorrow. Please approve it, Chairman." This
second part is written in response to this incident. On the afternoon of September 15, Zhou
Enlai delivered a speech at a reception meeting based on this speech. He emphasized the
importance of improving industrial and agricultural production. "We must respond to
Chairman Mao's call, grasping both revolution and production, and ensuring the dual victory
of the Cultural Revolution and industrial and agricultural production!" "The vast majority of
workers, commune members, scientific and technical personnel, and cadres in government
and enterprise organizations should firmly adhere to their production posts, seize every
opportunity to master the production process, and apply the tremendous enthusiasm
unleashed during the Cultural Revolution to industrial and agricultural production and
scientific experimentation!" "To facilitate the normal progress of industrial and agricultural
production, Red Guards and revolutionary students from universities and colleges should not
now conduct revolutionary liaisons in factories, enterprises, government agencies below the
county level, or rural people's communes. The revolution there must be carried out in a
planned and step-by-step manner according to the original 'Four Cleanups' deployment.
Factories and rural areas cannot, like schools, close down production to carry out the
revolution. Revolutionary students must respect and trust the workers and peasants,
believing that they can fully rely on themselves to carry out the revolution." "The busy
season of autumn harvest and planting has arrived. Red Guards and revolutionary teachers
and students from universities and colleges should go to the countryside in an organized
manner to participate in labour, assist with the autumn harvest, and learn from the
revolutionary drive and hardworking qualities of the poor and lower-middle peasants."