Publish as is.
Each has its own changes [2].
In the July 22nd edition of this newspaper's editorial note, article [3], it said: "We advise
those university students who despise the workers and peasants and think they are so great
to put down their arrogance." Is that wrong? Absolutely right. It refers to the small number
of university students who "despise the workers and peasants" and yet are arrogant, not the
majority of university students who value the workers and peasants and are willing to learn
from them. Shouldn't this extremely wrong attitude of despising the workers and peasants
and yet thinking oneself so great be completely corrected?

[1] This editorial, written to commemorate the second anniversary of Mao Zedong's first
review of the Red Guards, was submitted to Mao Zedong for review by Chen Boda, head of
the Central Cultural Revolution Group of the Communist Party of China, and Yao Wenyuan, a
member of the group, on August 16, 1968. It was published in the People's Daily on August
18.
[2] This refers to the second part of this item. The text printed in italics contains text that
Mao Zedong added and revised. Furthermore, he changed the phrase "inciting workers,
peasants, and students to fight against each other" to "inciting the masses to fight against
each other."
[3] This refers to the editorial note added by the People's Daily on July 22, 1968, to the
investigative report "On the Path of Training Engineering and Technical Personnel from the
Perspective of the Shanghai Machine Tool Factory."