Basically usable. Delete two paragraphs.
The conclusion has already been drawn, so the last two paragraphs are unnecessary.
Comments on merits and demerits are inappropriate at a memorial service.

[1] Chen Yi, formerly a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Vice
Premier of the State Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs. He was wrongly criticized during
the Cultural Revolution. He was elected a member of the CPC Central Committee at the
Ninth National Congress in April 1969. He died in Beijing on January 6, 1972. On January 8,
Zhou Enlai submitted a eulogy for Chen Yi to Mao Zedong for review. This Part 1 was written
on Zhou Enlai's report. When reviewing the eulogy, Mao Zedong deleted the following two
paragraphs introducing Chen Yi's merits and demerits, considering that the eulogy already
contained the conclusion that "Comrade Chen Yi was an outstanding member of the
Communist Party of China and a loyal fighter of the Chinese people. For decades, under the
leadership of Chairman Mao and the Party Central Committee, Comrade Chen Yi persevered
in his work and worked hard to serve the people in the long revolutionary war, socialist
revolution and socialist construction." He also wrote a comment, which is now Part 2. On 10
January, the memorial service for Chen Yi was held at the hall of Babaoshan Cemetery in
Beijing. Mao Zedong attended the service, while Zhou Enlai delivered the eulogy on behalf
of the Central Committee. In conversations with Chen Yi's relatives, Mao Zedong offered a
positive assessment of Chen Yi's life. He also stated that Deng Xiaoping's problems were
internal contradictions among the people, setting the tone for Deng Xiaoping's return.