This is good.
I have read it carefully.

[1] On May 27, 1971, Zhou Enlai wrote to Mao Zedong, reporting on the meeting of the
Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee on the evening of the 26th to discuss the
Sino-US talks. The letter said, "The Political Bureau meeting was held on the evening of the
26th, and everyone expressed some opinions. I will write a report with a plan, and after
everyone's deliberation, I will send it to the Chairman and Vice Chairman Lin for
consideration." Mao Zedong underlined the words "after everyone's deliberation" in the text
and wrote a comment, which is the first part of this article. On May 29, Zhou Enlai wrote the
"Report of the Central Political Bureau on the Sino-US Talks," based on the discussions at the
Politburo meeting. Mao Zedong reviewed it and wrote, "Agree." On May 27, Zhou Enlai also
sent Mao Zedong the following documents along with his letter: 1. Volume 3 of the "Brief
Report on the Visit of the South Korean Workers' Party Delegation to China," compiled and
published by the Liaison Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of
China on May 10, 1971, which contained a message from Soviet CPSU Secretary-General
Brezhnev on page 2 expressing his desire to come to China for talks; 2. The minutes of Zhou
Enlai's meeting on May 11 with the Vietnamese Workers' Party delegation led by First
Secretary Le Duan; and 3. Zhou Enlai's report on his talks with Le Duan to Mao Zedong and
others on May 12. This second part contains Mao Zedong's comments after reviewing these
documents submitted by Zhou Enlai.