Collected Works of Mao Zedong Volume I

Chapter List (88) Free

• 1: Contents of this volume
• 2: publication notes
• 3: Speech at the Changsha General Assembly of the Xinmin Society[1]
• 4: Letter to Cai Hesen[1]
• 5: The hope of the labor union[1]
• 6: More attention should be paid to the problem
• 7: External forces, warlords and revolution
• 8: "Guangdong Provincial Party Congress [1] Venue Journal" release speech
• 9: Response to the Reorganization Committee of the Youth Chinese Society[1]
• 10: Reasons for publishing "Politics Weekly" [1]
• 11: Reasons for the Separation of the Right Wing of the Kuomintang and Its Influence on the Future of the Revolution
• 12: Significance of Commemorating the Paris Commune[1]
• 13: National Revolution and Peasant Movement
• 14: Statement at the First Enlarged Meeting of the Land Commission[1]
• 15: Speech at the Central Emergency Meeting[1]
• 16: land law
• 17: Announcement of the Fourth Army Command of the Red Army[1]
• 18: Letter from the Front Committee of the Fourth Army of the Red Army to the Central Committee[1]
• 19: Letter to Lin Biao[1]
• 20: Resolution of the Ninth Congress of the Fourth Army of the Communist Party of China[1]
• 21: Party Organization Issues
• 22: Red Army Propaganda Work Issues
• 23: Red Army Propaganda Work Issues
• 24: Soldiers' Political Training Issues
• 25: Abolition of corporal punishment
• 26: Preferential treatment of wounded and sick soldiers
• 27: The relationship between the military system and the political system of the Red Army
• 28: Xunwu investigation
• 29: Chapter 1 Political Division of Xunwu
• 30: Chapter 2 Traffic in Xunwu
• 31: Chapter 3 Xunwu's Business-1
• 32: Chapter 3 Xunwu's Business-2
• 33: Chapter 4 Xunwu’s Old Land Relations-1
• 34: Chapter 4 The Old Land Relations of Xunwu-2
• 35: Chapter Five Land Struggle in Xunwu
• 36: Preface to "Investigation of Dongtang and Other Places"
• 37: Partition and rental issues
• 38: Preface to "Xingguo Survey"
• 39: Opinions on Strengthening Spring Plowing Work
• 40: The "Current Affairs Briefing" is widely held[1]
• 41: 2 How to do "Current Affairs Briefing"
• 42: Notice of the General Political Department on Surveying Population and Land Conditions
• 43: The Mass Work of the Field Survey Movement[1]
• 44: Nagaoka Township Survey [1]
• 45: Caixi Township Survey[1]
• 46: How does Xiangsu work?
• 47: Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic, Revolutionary Military Committee of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army
• 48: The Battle of Zhiluo and the Current Situation and Tasks[1]
• 49: On the Transformation of Tactics against the Rich Peasants and Other Issues
• 50: Order of the Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Soviet Republic on Changing the Policy on the Rich Peasants
• 51: Basic principles on strategic policy and operational command[1]
• 52: B. Basic principles of combat command
• 53: Announcement of the Anti-Japanese Pioneer Army of the Chinese People's Red Army
• 54: Armistice and Unity Against Japan electrified
• 55: Letter to Yan Xishan[1]
• 56: Conversation with American journalist Snow[1]
• 57: On Opposing Japanese Imperialism
• 58: On the United Front
• 59: Letter to Gao Guizi[1]
• 60: Letter to Yang Hucheng[1]
• 61: Letter to Song Zheyuan[1]
• 62: Letter to Song Ziwen[1]
• 63: Letter from the Communist Party of China to the Chinese Kuomintang [1]
• 64: Letter from the Communist Party of China to the Chinese Kuomintang [1]
• 65: Letter to Wang Yizhe[1]
• 66: Resistance to Japan and Chiang Kai-shek cannot be raised simultaneously
• 67: Letter to Soong Ching Ling
• 68: Letter to Cai Yuanpei[1]
• 69: Draft agreement between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party to resist Japan and save the nation[1]
• 70: Letter to Zhang Xueliang[1]
• 71: Letter to Hu Zongnan[2] drafted for Xu Xiangqian[1]
• 72: Letter to Ye Jianying and Liu Ding[1]
• 73: Letter to Fu Zuoyi[1]
• 74: Letter to Chiang Kai-shek and the Northwest Generals of the National Revolutionary Army
• 75: Speech at the inaugural meeting of the China Literature and Art Association[1]
• 76: Letter to Chiang Kai-shek
• 77: Letter to Feng Yuxiang[1]
• 78: Telegram to the Kuomintang and the National Government regarding the Xi'an Incident
• 79: Five Conditions for the Realization of Domestic Peace and Unity in Anti-Japanese War[1]
• 80: Letter to the Chinese National Revolutionary League[1]
• 81: Letter to Yan Xishan[1]
• 82: Congratulatory letter for Xu Teli[1]'s 60th birthday
• 83: The Sino-Japanese Issue and the Xi'an Incident
• 84: The Situation and Tasks after the Realization of Domestic Peace
• 85: Anti-Japanese Democracy and Northern Youth[1]
• 86: On the Party's Line and Traditions in the Past Fifteen Years [1]
• 87: About Party Traditions
• 88: Letter to He Xiangning[1]