Comrades Boda and Wang Li [2]:
The name "Revolutionary Committee" is better. Please change it in all four documents.
Mao Zedong
February 20
It can be published over two days. The first three items will be published on the first day, and
the last item on the second day [3].

[1] On February 17, 1967, Chen Boda, head of the Cultural Revolution Group of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party of China, submitted four new drafts: "Guizhou
Revolutionary Rebels Hold a Grand Celebration to Celebrate the Establishment of the Mao
Zedong Thought Guizhou Provincial Revolutionary Committee, the Provisional Authority of
Guizhou Province," "A Letter to the People of the Province from the Mao Zedong Thought
Guizhou Provincial Revolutionary Committee," "A Telegram of Tribute to Chairman Mao at
the Oath-taking Ceremony for the Establishment of the Mao Zedong Thought Guizhou
Provincial Revolutionary Committee," and "The Experience of the Proletarian Revolutionary
Rebels in Guizhou in Their Struggle to Seize Power." In his report for review, Chen Boda
wrote: "Four pieces of materials from Guizhou Province, quite rich in content, and well-presented on the experience of the three-in-one combination. Please review them,
Chairman. If you deem it suitable for publication, may the name be shortened to 'Guizhou
Provincial Revolutionary Committee.' Please approve!" Mao Zedong's comments were
written on the first draft Chen Boda submitted.
[2] Wang Li was a member of the Cultural Revolution Group of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of China at that time.
[3] On February 22, 1967, the People's Daily published the first three news articles
submitted by Chen Boda for review. On February 23, the People's Daily published the fourth
article. The phrase "Mao Zedong Thought Guizhou Provincial Revolutionary Committee" in
all four articles was changed to "Guizhou Provincial Revolutionary Committee" upon
publication.