ONE year ago today, at the Eleventh Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee of the Party, our great leader Chairman Mao put up his big-character poster “Bombard the Headquarters,” a poster of great historic significance. This makes that day an important date which will be recorded as a landmark in the history of China’s…

September 8, 1944 Our Communist Party and the Eighth Route and New Fourth Armies led by our Party are battalions of the revolution. These battalions of ours are wholly dedicated to the liberation of the people and work entirely in the people’s interests. Comrade Chang Szu-teh was in the ranks of these battalions. All men…

June 6, 1950 Mao Zedong with Liu Shaoqi Since the Second Plenary Session of the Party’s Seventh Central Committee, nation-wide victory has been won in the new-democratic revolution led by our Party, and the People’s Republic of China has been founded. This is a great victory, a great victory without parallel in the history of…

Originally from: http://www.prisoncensorship.info/archive/etext/faq/polpot2.html * Pol Pot did not execute 2 or 3 million people. * The U.S. Indochina war did kill 10 million Asians and left millions more homeless and starving. Occasionally critics of Mao Tse-tung say that Pol Pot, the political leader frequently accused of genocide in Cambodia/Kampuchea, was a Maoist. Since most of…

Lhasa is the capital of the Tibet autonomous region. Contrary to anti-communist propaganda, Tibet was always a part of China. It was autonomous within China, but was always a part of it. This can be proven by a National Geographic article from 1904. 45 years before the victory of the communist revolution. For centuries before…

Our Party is going to unfold a rectification movement. This is a way of resolving contradictions within the Party through criticism and self-criticism and also of resolving contradictions between the Party and the people. This time the movement will be aimed at three bad styles, bureaucracy, sectarianism and subjectivism. Through rectification we must strive to…

1. In our work in the rural areas there are problems involving the serious alienation of our Party and government organizations from the peasant masses and violations of the interests of the peasants and peasant activists; these are known as the “five excesses”. The “five excesses” consist of an excess of assignments, an excess of…