Act on it.
It is not appropriate to call him a bad person [2].

[1] The draft notice submitted by Zhou Enlai for review on July 13, 1967, was drafted by Qi
Benyu, a member of the Cultural Revolution Group of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of China. Its main contents were: 1. No person or organization may, under
any pretext, incite peasants to enter the cities for armed struggle, much less mobilize
peasants to manufacture weapons or distribute guns and ammunition for the purpose of
such struggle. 2. No pretext may be used to incite peasants to set up checkpoints along
railways, highways, or waterways, to block vehicles and ships, and to disrupt transportation.
3. Commune members who have entered the cities to participate in armed struggle or
disrupt transportation must immediately return to the countryside to "grasp the revolution
and promote production," and any weapons issued to them must be confiscated. 4. Any
"preferential treatment" granted to communes who participated in armed struggle, such as
work point subsidies, is invalid and prohibited. The instigators will be held responsible for
any injuries, deaths, production losses, or missed workday subsidies caused by participating
in armed struggle in the cities. 5. From the date of this notice, those who have committed
the above-mentioned errors must immediately correct them and make amends for their
mistakes. If they persist in not correcting their mistakes and repeatedly violate the abovementioned provisions, they will be severely punished, and the ringleaders will be punished
according to law. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued this
directive on the same day.
[2] The draft directive from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China begins
with a paragraph stating that in recent times, in Jiangxi and other places, "a small handful of
capitalist roaders in power, especially bad elements in the local armed forces of certain
provinces, cities, prefectures, and counties, have instigated some peasants, unaware of the
truth, to enter the cities and participate in armed struggle." When Mao Zedong reviewed the
document, he changed the word "bad elements" to "a small number of comrades whose
thoughts have not been properly reformed" and wrote this comment.