There are some modifications [2].

[1] Men He, formerly the deputy instructor of the Second Battalion, Fourth Regiment, Paili
Division, Qinghai Provincial Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, was on
a mission to support the Left at Bacang Farm on September 5, 1967. He used explosives to
rig homemade rockets to dispel clouds and prevent hail. When the explosives unexpectedly
exploded, he threw himself on them to protect the 27 other people present and heroically
died. On April 7, 1968, the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China's
working group submitted a draft of the "Order of the Central Committee of the Communist
Party of China, the Central Military Commission, and the Central Cultural Revolution Group
to posthumously award Comrade Men He the title of 'Good Cadre Infinitely Loyal to
Chairman Mao's Revolutionary Line'" and a "Brief Information on Comrade Men He's Heroic
Deeds" to Mao Zedong and others. On April 23, the Central Committee of the Communist
Party of China, the Central Military Commission, and the Central Cultural Revolution Group
issued this order.
[2] Mao Zedong's revisions to the draft orders of the CPC Central Committee, the Central
Military Commission, and the Central Cultural Revolution Group, as well as the reports
submitted by the Central Military Commission's working group for review, primarily involved
changing "loyal to Chairman Mao" to "the Party" and "unlimited loyalty to Chairman Mao"
to "unlimited loyalty to the people and unlimited loyalty to the Party."