Collected Works of Mao Zedong Volume Three

Chapter List (79) Free

• 1: Contents of this volume
• 2: Strive to establish a peaceful situation with the Kuomintang after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War
• 3: Please sum up the experience of the rectification study
• 4: Telegram congratulating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Soviet Red Army[1]
• 5: Women workers should participate in economic work[1]
• 6: Key Points of the Speech at the Political Bureau Meeting of the Central Committee
• 7: Letter to the Indian National Congress
• 8: Letter to He Kaifeng[1]
• 9: Instructions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the Propaganda Work of the Question of When to Defeat Japan[1]
• 10: Report on the Dissolution of the Comintern[1]
• 11: In the next three years, we should strive to consolidate and stand undefeated
• 12: Letter to Peng Dehuai[1]
• 13: Twenty-two years of heroic struggle[1]
• 14: Two routes of anti-rape work[1]
• 15: Declaration of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for the Sixth Anniversary of the Anti-Japanese War[1]
• 16: Nine guidelines on examining cadres and eight policies behind enemy lines
• 17: Speech at the Opening Ceremony of the Second Department of the Central Party School
• 18: Telegram to Dong Biwu[1] Concerning Launching a Propaganda Campaign Against Chinese Fascism
• 19: Ten Policies of Anti-Japanese Base Areas[1]
• 20: Effective implementation of the ten major policies [1]
• 21: Current International Situation and Its Influence on China's Current Situation
• 22: On the basic characteristics of human beings and others[1]
• 23: The struggle against secret agents must adhere to the policy of not killing most and not capturing
• 24: Letter to Yang Shaoxuan and Qi Yanming[1]
• 25: on constitutional issues
• 26: About route learning, work style and current situation [1]
• 27: Chen Yi[1] made contributions during the Civil War and Anti-Japanese War
• 28: On the Cultural and Educational Issues of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region [1]
• 29: Letter to Zhou Yang[1]
• 30: It is necessary to do a good job in economic construction [1]
• 31: Letter to Chen Yi[1]
• 32: Letter to Li Dingming[1]
• 33: Twenty Negotiating Opinions to the Kuomintang
• 34: Work Report at the Seventh Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
• 35: The Communist Party is committed to China's industrialization[1]
• 36: Speech at the Opening Ceremony of Yan'an University[1]
• 37: Instructions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Urban Work [1]
• 38: Meeting with Chinese and Foreign Journalists Speech by the Northwest Visiting Group[1]
• 39: Commemorate the United Nations Day, defend Xi'an and the Northwest![1]
• 40: Letter to Ding Ling and Ouyang Shan[1]
• 41: Decision to Convene the Second Session of the Second Senate Council of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region[1]
• 42: Conversation with British journalist Stein[1]
• 43: Notice on current situation [1]
• 44: Ask localities to investigate and answer ten questions
• 45: The key to all politics is the people[1]
• 46: Opinions on the training of Central China troops [1]
• 47: Letter to Qin Bangxian[1]
• 48: Persist in serving the people [1]
• 49: Refutation of the KMT Government Proposal[1]
• 50: Letter to Wang Shijie and Zhang Zhizhong[2] drafted for Lin Boqu[1]
• 51: The New Fourth Army cannot be wiped out[1]
• 52: Conversation with Hurley[1]
• 53: Letter to Guo Moruo[1]
• 54: Letter to Chen Yi[1]
• 55: Letter to Xie Juezai[1]
• 56: Mission in 1945[1]
• 57: Letter to Deng Baoshan[1]
• 58: Educate heroes and role models
• 59: Current affairs and others[1]
• 60: Letter to Xiao San[1]
• 61: Explanation of "On Coalition Government"[1]
• 62: Do it yourself, overcome difficulties
• 63: Notes to the Draft Resolution on Certain Historical Questions[1]
• 64: The working policy of the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1]
• 65: Oral Political Report at the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1]-1
• 66: Oral Political Report at the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1]-2
• 67: The election policy of the Seventh Central Committee[1]
• 68: Conclusions at the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China-1
• 69: Conclusions at the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China-2
• 70: Regarding the election of the seventh alternate members of the Central Committee [1]
• 71: The Chinese Communist Party does not attend the fourth session of the First Participating Council[1]
• 72: Speech at the Memorial Conference for the Martyrs of the Chinese Revolution
• 73: The troops going south[1] should establish a base based on the Wuling Mountains
• 74: The combat policy of the troops entering Henan
• 75: Gain time to establish the Wuling Base in northern Guangdong and southern Hunan
• 76: Comment on the resolution of the National Political Council on the National Assembly [1]
• 77: A Telegram Concerning Criticism of the U.S. Policy toward China
• 78: Prepare for the inevitable civil war situation
• 79: Regarding the Party's tasks after Japan's surrender[1]