Collected Works of Mao Zedong Volume Six

Chapter List (138) Free

• 1: Contents of this volume
• 2: Announcement of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China
• 3: It is a big event to hold a meeting of people's representatives from all walks of life in the county
• 4: Combat Policy for the Liberation of Southwest China
• 5: Conversation with the person in charge of Suiyuan[1]
• 6: Always keep working hard
• 7: Pay serious attention to the lessons of the failed attack on Kinmen Island
• 8: Training a large number of ethnic minority cadres
• 9: Full attention must be paid to convening city and county people's representatives from all walks of life
• 10: There are difficulties, there are ways, there is hope [1]
• 11: About land reform and financial work[1]
• 12: Instructions of the Military Commission Concerning the Army's Participation in Production and Construction in 1950
• 13: Written speech upon arrival in Moscow
• 14: Issues that must be paid attention to in cross-sea operations[1]
• 15: Trade with the Soviet Union should proceed from overall planning
• 16: The Southwest Bureau is responsible for the task of marching into Tibet and managing Tibet
• 17: Prepare to sign a new Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance
• 18: Telegram to the United Nations on Restoring the Legal Rights of the People's Republic of China in the United Nations and the Security Council[1]
• 19: Refuting Acheson's shameless rumors[1]
• 20: Seek advice on the issue of Kulak tactics
• 21: Several Policy Issues for Capitalist Industry and Commerce[1]
• 22: Speech at the Seventh Session of the Central People's Government Committee
• 23: Strive not to destroy what should not be destroyed in the period of transformation
• 24: Opinions on spring plowing, land reform and cadre training
• 25: Investigate and report the situation of grain requisition, spring plowing and disaster relief in southern Jiangsu truthfully
• 26: Party committees at all levels above the province must regularly discuss financial and economic work[1]
• 27: Treat private industry and commerce differently and treat them equally[1]
• 28: Amendments to the Land Reform Report[1]
• 29: Struggle for the basic improvement of the country's financial and economic situation[1]
• 30: Don't attack from all sides [1]
• 31: Speech at the Second Session of the First National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
• 32: Letter to Ma Xulun[1]
• 33: To eradicate the Huaihe River
• 34: Instructions of the Military Commission on Implementing Cultural Education in the Army
• 35: The situation in the Korean War and our policy[1]
• 36: Congratulations at the National Conference of Combat Heroes and Model Workers
• 37: On the issue of sending volunteers to North Korea to participate in the war[1]
• 38: Order to form the Chinese People's Volunteers
• 39: The People's Liberation Army must enter Tibet[1]
• 40: The Chinese People's Volunteers Should and Must Enter the Korean War
• 41: The Policy and Deployment of the Chinese People’s Volunteers in North Korea[1]
• 42: Strive for all possible victories on a solid and reliable basis
• 43: Resolutely stand on the patriotic stance of resisting US aggression, aiding Korea and defending the country
• 44: Two Telegrams for the Liberation of Pyongyang[1]
• 45: The Chinese People's Volunteers must cross the 38th Parallel[1] to fight
• 46: Letter to Chen Shutong[1]
• 47: On the Suppression of Counter-Revolutionaries
• 48: North Korea must make long-term plans
• 49: Inscription for "Qu Qiubai Collected Works"
• 50: Volunteers must take good care of the mountains, rivers, plants, and trees of North Korea[1]
• 51: Strengthening urban jobs, leaning on the working class
• 52: Opinions on fortification and construction of fortifications along the southeast coast
• 53: The main points that should be paid attention to in land reform work [1]
• 54: Land reform must be carried out in stages
• 55: Letter to Huang Yanpei[1]
• 56: Key Points of Resolutions of the Enlarged Meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China[1]
• 57: Big cities must build residential houses in a planned way
• 58: Regarding the Volunteer Army's policy of taking turns to fight [1]
• 59: Organize democrats to visit or participate in land reform and counter-revolutionary work
• 60: Letter to Li Da[1]
• 61: Correctly explain the policy of "contracting down" old personnel
• 62: To suppress counter-revolutionaries, the party's mass line must be practiced[1]
• 63: Letters from the masses must be taken seriously
• 64: Attention should be paid to the discussion of the movie "The Legend of Wu Xun" [1]
• 65: Speech at the Banquet Celebrating the Signing of the Agreement on the Measures for the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
• 66: Letter to the Dalai Lama[1]
• 67: At present, it is only appropriate to fight a small war of annihilation against the US and British troops
• 68: Military Countermeasures During the Armistice Negotiations
• 69: Must pay attention to sanitation, epidemic prevention and medical work
• 70: The current tasks and deployment of troops entering Tibet
• 71: Gradually develop agricultural production mutual aid and cooperation organizations
• 72: Speech at the Third Session of the First National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
• 73: Carrying out Rectification Study in the Literary and Art Circles
• 74: About the "Three Antis" and "Five Antis"
• 75: Increase production and save money, oppose corruption, waste and bureaucracy[1]
• 76: Reply Telegram to the Conference of Representatives of People of All Nationalities in the Northwest to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea
• 77: Don't Relax the Leadership on Land Reform Work Due to the Shift of Leadership Emphasis
• 78: Treat agricultural mutual aid and cooperation as a major event
• 79: The notion that the semi-working class is also the leading class must be corrected[1]
• 80: Opinions on Experimental Collective Farms
• 81: New Year's greetings[1]
• 82: Order of the Military Commission on the collective transfer of troops[1]
• 83: Policy on Work in Tibet
• 84: Important issues concerning Tibet are handled by the central government
• 85: The main contradiction in the country at this stage [1]
• 86: Schools for the children of cadres should be gradually abolished[1]
• 87: Instructions to the first batch of graduates of the Military Academy[1]
• 88: Letter to Huang Yanpei[1]
• 89: Key points of the conversation with the representatives of the Tibet Tribute Group[1]
• 90: We must effectively solve the problem of overburden on farmers
• 91: Opinions on the work of the Democratic League [1]
• 92: Congratulations to the great victory of the Chinese People's Volunteers
• 93: Prepare all necessary conditions and resolutely crush the enemy landing adventure
• 94: Strengthen defenses and smash the Kuomintang army's attack on the coast of Fujian
• 95: The party's leadership responsibility for government work [1]
• 96: Against bureaucracy, commandism and lawlessness
• 97: Several Explanations on Convening the National People's Congress[1]
• 98: Speech at the Closing Meeting of the Fourth Session of the First National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
• 99: Criticize Han chauvinism[1]
• 100: Solve the "five more" problems in the district and township work
• 101: Correctly treat individual peasants[1]
• 102: The work of the Youth League should take care of the characteristics of the youth [1]
• 103: On State Capitalist Economy[1]
• 104: Resolutely stop spamming statistical reports
• 105: Speech at the Enlarged Meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee
• 106: The only way to transform capitalist industry and commerce[1]
• 107: The problem of unified purchase and marketing of grain [1]
• 108: Two Talks on Mutual Aid and Cooperation in Agriculture[1]
• 109: Management issues on important native products and non-staple food
• 110: Interview with representatives of Tibet National Day viewing group and visiting group[1]
• 111: Build a strong navy[1]
• 112: The Revolutionary Turn and the Party's General Line in the Transition Period[1]
• 113: Suggestions on Convening the Fourth Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee
• 114: Constitution drafting work plan
• 115: Letter to Shicheng Township Party Branch and Township Government
• 116: About the Draft Constitution of the People's Republic of China[1]
• 117: Solidarity and cooperation with all countries willing to make peace[1]
• 118: Conversation with the British Labor Party Delegation
• 119: Comments on the Revolution of 1911[1]
• 120: Striving to build a great socialist country[1]
• 121: Letter on the Research Questions of "Dream of Red Mansions" [1]
• 122: Speech at the First Meeting of the National Defense Council
• 123: Four Conversations with Indian Prime Minister Nehru
• 124: Conversation with Prime Minister U Nu of Myanmar
• 125: About the nature and tasks of the CPPCC [1]
• 126: Speech at the National Congress of the Communist Party of China
• 127: Conversation with Indonesian Prime Minister Shastro Amizoyo
• 128: Notice on investigation of grain procurement, supply and marketing
• 129: On the issue of agricultural cooperation [1]
• 130: On the Problem of Relying on the Poor Peasants and Solidarity with the Middle Peasants
• 131: "The Socialist Upsurge in Rural China" Selected by Language [1]
• 132: Comprehensive planning and strengthening leadership of agricultural cooperatives [1]
• 133: Conversation with the visiting delegation of members of the Japanese Diet
• 134: Businessmen must control their own destiny[1]
• 135: Speech at the Symposium on the Socialist Transformation of Capitalist Industry and Commerce
• 136: Agricultural Cooperatives Should Develop and Reorganize in a Planned Way
• 137: Seeking opinions on the Seventeen Articles of Agriculture[1]
• 138: Interview with the Thai Economic and Cultural Delegation