Publish as is.
Under the leadership of the Revolutionary Committee, Mao Zedong Thought propaganda
teams, composed primarily of workers and with PLA officers and soldiers participating,
systematically entered schools and other units where struggle, criticism, and transformation
had not yet been properly implemented. This promoted the great unity of the revolution, the
purifying of the class ranks, and the educational revolution. The earnest implementation of
struggle, criticism, and transformation was a revolutionary initiative based on Chairman
Mao's great strategic deployment.

[1] This editorial, originally titled "Unite to Face the Enemy," was written to celebrate the
establishment of the Fujian Provincial Revolutionary Committee. It was revised during Mao
Zedong's review to "Unite to Face the Enemy Together." Part I of this article is a comment on
a draft submitted for review on August 20, 1968, by Chen Boda, head of the Cultural
Revolution Group of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and Yao
Wenyuan, a member of the group. Part II of this article is a revision of a passage in the draft,
with text added by Mao Zedong in italics. This editorial was published on August 21.