Act on it.

[1] This comment was written on the draft decision of the CPC Central Committee, the State
Council, the Central Military Commission, and the Central Cultural Revolution Group, which
Zhou Enlai submitted for review on May 28, 1967. In his report submitted for review, Zhou
Enlai wrote: "After this year's struggle for power in the various ministries and commissions
of the State Council, the revolutionary rebels in most units have split into two factions. The
internecine struggles have severely impacted operations and production, necessitating the
implementation of military control. This decision (trial draft) was adopted at the Standing
Committee meeting yesterday (the 27th) and is now submitted for your approval." The
decision (trial draft) stated: "In order to resolutely implement the proletarian revolutionary
line represented by Chairman Mao, thoroughly carry out the Great Proletarian Cultural
Revolution, earnestly implement the policy of 'grasping the revolution and promoting
production,' and ensure the dual victory of revolution and production, in accordance with
Chairman Mao's important instructions that 'the army should not only coordinate with local
governments in managing agriculture but also industry,' and that 'it is wrong to manage only
industry without ignoring transportation,' it is hereby decided to impose military control on
all ministries and commissions effective immediately, establishing a Military Control
Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Military Control Commission) or a Military
Control Group. Appoint XXX as director of the Military Control Commission or head of a
small military control group, and XXX and XXX as deputy directors or deputy heads. "Under
the leadership of the State Council and the Central Military Commission, the Military Control
Commission will exercise unified leadership over all work within the ministries and
commissions." "Two teams will be established under the Military Control Commission to
'grasp revolution and promote production.' They will prioritize revolution, take class struggle
as the guiding principle, and use revolution to direct production. We will establish a new
revolutionary order, usher in a new high tide in production, and strive to complete and
overfulfill the national plan." Soon after, according to this decision (trial draft) approved by
Mao Zedong, military control was gradually imposed on a number of ministries and
commissions under the State Council.