Chapter 16 note

[1] Xiao San, p.61. [2] He Changgong: "Reminiscences of Work-Study Program Life", p. 8. [3] RS, p.151. [4] Ibid, p.150. [5] Ibid, p.150. [6] Ibid., p.151. Regarding Mao Zedong's predicament in Beijing at that time, see "Problems and Research", Taipei, 1973 (12), p. 74. [7] Ibid., p.149. [8] Ibid., p.152. [9] As a student of Professor Yang, Mao Zedong wrote in a note that he fully agreed with the views of the brother philosopher "Er Cheng" in the Song Dynasty. , p.27, Road, l, p.18. [10] CB 900, p.23. [11] Zhou Shizhao: "Workers' Daily", 1959-04-20.

[12] Mao Ji, I, pp.57ff. [13] Ibid., pp.61~62. [14] "Workers' Daily", 1959-04-20. [15] Ms. Zhao incident, see "Historical Materials of Hunan", 1959 (8); Witke: CQ31; "Workers' Daily", 1959-04-20; Thought, p.334; Li Jui, p.121. [16] These nine articles are not Marxist.Like "The Great Union of the People", they are not included in the "Selected Works of Mao Zedong", which is the crystallization of Chairman Mao's wisdom. [17] Zhang Jingyao's brutal rule in Hunan, see Zhou Shizhao's article for details, "Glorious May Fourth", p. 57.

[18] The original text is wrong.Mao Zedong and Yang Kaihui were officially married in Changsha in the winter of 1920, and the wedding ceremony was minimal.The eldest son Mao Anying was born on October 24, 1922. ——Annotation [19] "Wen Wei Po", Hong Kong, 1957-11-20. [20] RS, p.155. [21] At least Lenin had for a long time classified Kautsky as an anti-Marxist; Kirkapp's smorgasbord of books was also inappropriate. [22] RS, p.155. [23] "Introduction to Poetry Periodicals during the May Fourth Period", Volume 1, Page 155, Beijing, 1959. [24] "Liberation Army Literature and Art", Issue 36.

[25] Thought, p.18. [26] Mao Zedong engaged in activities in Changsha through his former teachers and others, see Shaffer's forthcoming "Mao Zedong and the Hunan Labor Movement", pages 55, 56, 246-248. [27] Xiao Zisheng: "Ming Pao Monthly", Hong Kong, 1968 (8), (10). [28] Mao Zedong also ran a cotton plucking workshop, hoping to raise some funds for leftist causes, but the business was not good.See Li Jui, p.156. [29] "Long Live Mao Zedong Thought", 1964-08-18, 1969. [30]Analyzed them in CQ, 68; quotations from pp.771, 775, 770 of CQ; texts in Road, 1, pp.546~553; "Judged mistaken," from Li Jui, p.138.

[31] Xiao Yu, p.249. [32] "New Youth", No. 12, 1919, and subsequent issues. [33] Zhang Guotao: "The Rise of the Communist Party of China" (Memoirs), Volume I, pages 140 and 141. [34] Li Ang (transliteration): "The Red Stage", p. 98. [35] CQ, 68, p.771. [36] Xiao Yu, p.256. [37] lbid., p.258.