Collected Works of Mao Zedong Volume Five

Chapter List (117) Free

• 1: Contents of this volume
• 2: The three armed forces work together to solve the difficulties in the Dabie Mountains
• 3: Policy and discipline education should be implemented to the entire army[1]
• 4: Combat Deployment in the Central Plains and Northwest China
• 5: Instructions to Su Yu's Ministry of Mobile Operations in Wide Areas
• 6: Put the attack surface within the scope of the real feudal exploiting class[1]
• 7: Actively seek and cooperate with the centrists who can be won over
• 8: Consult Deng Xiaoping's opinions on some policy issues in the newly liberated areas[1]
• 9: Speech at the Enlarged Meeting of the Front Committee of the Northwest Field Army
• 10: The political organs of the border areas should not only represent the peasants
• 11: Strategies for Land Reform Struggle in the New Liberated Areas
• 12: Supplementary Comments on Central January Decision[1]
• 13: The three-month combat policy of the three armies on the southern front
• 14: Forward Zhu De's comment to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China[1]
• 15: Against the "left" adventurism in the labor movement[1]
• 16: The implementation of land laws in old and semi-old areas should be different
• 17: Sealed off Jiang's army and wiped them out one by one in the Northeast
• 18: China's socioeconomic formation, class relations, and the people's democratic revolution[1]
• 19: Instructions on Discussing the "Regulations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the Division and Treatment of Social Classes in Land Reform" (Draft) [1]
• 20: The Application of Land Reform Struggle Tactics in the New Liberated Areas
• 21: The revolutionary power of the people is the real advantage[1]
• 22: All localities should pay attention to summing up urban work experience
• 23: The relationship between policy and experience
• 24: It is wrong not to advocate the new-style rich peasants in the future[1]
• 25: Notes to "How Land Reform Was Carried Out in Nao County, Shanxi" [1]
• 26: Massively annihilate enemies in wide maneuvers
• 27: Policy and strategy are the life of our party and our army[1]
• 28: Unify all possible and necessary unified powers across the country in the central government
• 29: The enterprise management committee should include engineers, technicians and staff[1]
• 30: Letter to Li Jishen and Shen Junru[1]
• 31: The Suyu Corps will not cross the river for the time being, and concentrate its main force to wipe out the enemy in the Central Plains[1]
• 32: Jinsui Sub-bureau Should Put Industrial Production in an Important Position in Leading Work
• 33: The Bias of Componentism Should Be Avoided for Intellectuals
• 34: Concerning the Concluding of Commercial Agreements of Borrowing and Repaying
• 35: Propaganda work must be treated with a serious and scientific attitude [1]
• 36: Mobilize the enemy in multiple ways to create opportunities to annihilate the enemy
• 37: Some considerations on attacking Changchun[1]
• 38: Matters to be reported to the Central Committee by the Bureaus, Sub-bureaus and Front Committees of the Central Committee
• 39: Turn the fake peace movement of the enemy into the true peace movement of the people[1]
• 40: Stop attacking the Changchun plan and prepare for the southward advance
• 41: Democratic parties and democrats
• 42: Strategies to be adopted for centrist activities against Chiang Kai-shek[1]
• 43: Preliminary idea of ​​attacking economic aid
• 44: Disagree with the formulation of Maoism
• 45: Importance of Enforcement Reporting
• 46: Party newspapers must unconditionally publicize the line and policies of the Central Committee[1]
• 47: The focus of autumn operations in Northeast China should be on the Wei Lihuang and Fan Hanjie[1] system
• 48: Reports and conclusions at the meeting of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee
• 49: The purpose and deployment of troops in the Battle of Jinan
• 50: The mission of annihilating the enemy in the third year of the war[1]
• 51: It is very necessary to hold the Huaihai Campaign
• 52: Prepare for the Battle of Huaihai[1]
• 53: The capture of Yixian, Jinzhou, and Jinxi is the key to the entire war situation in Northeast China
• 54: Strive to capture Jinzhou within ten days
• 55: It is correct to focus on Jinzhou and Jinxi.
• 56: Restrain Xuzhou to aid the enemy and destroy Huang Baitao's corps[1]
• 57: Immediately deploy and wipe out the Liao Yaoxiang Corps[1]
• 58: Letter to Liu Shaoqi
• 59: Mobilize all forces to wipe out the enemies who may invade Shijiazhuang[1]
• 60: The Northeast People's Liberation Army is launching a full-line offensive[1]
• 61: The Northeast North China team is preparing to work together to seize the Pingjin area
• 62: Our army in the Central Plains occupied Nanyang[1]
• 63: The task of annihilating the enemy in the first and second battles of the Huaihai Campaign[1]
• 64: Cut off the Subeng Road and wipe out the enemy north of the Huaihe River and the Yangtze River[1]
• 65: In another year or so, the KMT will be fundamentally defeated
• 66: The Operational Deployment of the Huaihai Campaign
• 67: First enter the customs secretly with four columns at night and dawn
• 68: Must be prepared to fight continuously to win all battles[1]
• 69: The battle plan after the entry of the Northeast Army[1]
• 70: Quickly seize the enemy on the flat tension line
• 71: Broadcast speech to the Huangwei Corps of the Kuomintang Army[1]
• 72: Annihilating a strong enemy must use the method of strong attack
• 73: Prepare to cut off Pingjin, surround Tangshan, and annihilate the enemies of Lutai and Tanggu
• 74: Quickly build a blocking position so that the enemy cannot escape
• 75: Opinions on future operational policies
• 76: Pay full attention to the protection of Beiping's industrial and important cultural relics
• 77: The Present Situation and the Party's Tasks in 1949[1]
• 78: Two Letters to Soong Ching Ling
• 79: Warm congratulations on the victory of the Huaihai Campaign[1]
• 80: Spokesperson of the Communist Party of China made a statement on the issue of peace talks[1]
• 81: Don't issue any slogans outside the eight chapters of the agreement
• 82: The basic reasons for the peaceful settlement of the Peking issue[1]
• 83: Fifty-six people including Li Jishen telegraphed [1]
• 84: It is extremely important to educate troops on geography knowledge
• 85: Take the north-south shipping, navigation and postal services as a major event
• 86: Summary at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China[1]
• 87: Officers and Soldiers of the Cruiser Jiamian Chongqing Uprising[1]
• 88: Reply to Fu Zuoyi's telegram[1]
• 89: Pay attention to absorbing representatives of the liberal bourgeoisie to participate in the work
• 90: Li Zongren [1] telegram
• 91: Considerations on the Time for Our Army to Cross the River
• 92: The foothold should be on crossing the river with fighting methods when negotiations break down
• 93: One million troops of the People's Liberation Army crossed the Yangtze River[1]
• 94: On Stabilizing Tang Enbo and Diplomatic Countermeasures
• 95: High-Level Leading Organs Should Strengthen Text and Telegram Instructions to Subordinates
• 96: Problems that should be paid attention to when occupying Wusong, Jiaxing and other places
• 97: Issues that Huang Hua should pay attention to when talking with Stuart Leighton
• 98: Measures for Handling Foreign Warships and Ships Entering the Huangpu River
• 99: About the deployment of each field army
• 100: Report the experience of receiving enterprises in Pingjin
• 101: Pre-planning Countermeasures to Prevent Armed Intervention of Imperialism
• 102: Relying on the masses to do a good job in railway construction [1]
• 103: Pursue and annihilate Bai Chongxi's troops by encircling and roundabout methods at a long distance[1]
• 104: We are able to overcome difficulties[1]
• 105: Winning Cheng Qian[1] and others to stand on our side has a great political effect
• 106: Solving the Northwest Region with Political Way
• 107: Agreed to solve the land problem in Henan with the policy of keeping the middle and keeping the two ends flat[1]
• 108: Guidelines on trade union work [1]
• 109: Telegram to Ahmatjiang[1]
• 110: Two letters to Huang Yanpei[1]
• 111: Cities and counties with a population of more than 30,000 should convene people's representatives from all walks of life
• 112: We must maintain Shanghai and coordinate the overall situation
• 113: Instructions on convening meetings of representatives from all walks of life in various places
• 114: Representatives from all walks of life in Kaihao County
• 115: The Chinese have since stood up[1]
• 116: Long live the great unity of the Chinese people[1]
• 117: Immortal people's heroes[1]