Agree to discuss it once at the meeting.
Mao Zedong
June 8

[1] A report compiled by the State Council's Foreign Experts Bureau on June 4, 1968, stated
that for a long time, foreign experts had expressed dissatisfaction with the service at their
residence, the Friendship Hotel, and with the lack of political and professional support for
them. Some of these complaints were indeed due to our inadequate work and the influence
of anarchist ideas on the part of some staff members. Some stemmed from a lack of
understanding of specific issues, while others were attacks and accusations against the
author. On June 7, Zhou Enlai submitted this report to Mao Zedong for review, writing, "I
suggest that this matter be discussed first at a meeting of the Central Cultural Revolution
Committee. Then, we can send personnel to all places where foreign experts are present.
We must send representatives from the military control and Mao Zedong Thought
propaganda teams to conduct study sessions for Chinese staff, to engage in the struggle to
fight self and repudiate revisionism, and to cleanse the class ranks. Only then can good
relations be established." Mao Zedong wrote this comment after reading it.