Chapter 76 Thirty. Premonition of strong wind and waves (2)

Leaders high and low all had a premonition of the approaching storm, but no one could explain the source, form, content and level of the storm, and no one knew what kind of preparations the literary and art circles should make.They talked like they were talking about a typhoon, or a dangerous canyon, or a passing exam, more like talking about an unpredictable earthquake.They are talking about an objective Other, an external force, an irresistible threat; not up to them, not up to them, not welcome or not, unavoidable, inescapable, and of no value. Or analyze. It can be simply interpreted as Chairman Mao's character and decision-making that dominate this great power, but that is too cheap.There are other important words in our political life: situation (the so-called situation is stronger than people), law (the so-called objective law independent of human will), history (the so-called victory of some classes, and the elimination of some classes, this is Thousands of years of civilization history), principles (the so-called principle cannot be traded), including theories (scientific, firm, far-sighted and invincible) and so on.

I also often think about one word, that is inertia. Since 1840, Chinese history has been full of passion, tragedy, sacrifice, passion, determination, resistance, vigor, and in full swing.How can it be quieted down, stabilized, peacefully built up.Especially Chairman Mao, what he wants is vigorous, no matter how vigorous, like a raging fire, no matter how vigorously he wants, no matter how high he is, no matter how much he wants, no matter how powerful he is, his blood will boil at any time, and he will always be ready to charge, explosives and grenades, until a long, long time after that . There is another case, which may be my allergy when I talk about it now.Comrade Wang Hu worked with us in the later stage of Yidan Shigou.He mentioned that Liu Ren, the second secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, once asked Wang Jiaqiu, then secretary of the Communist Youth League Party Committee, individually: Why can’t you do household contracting?Wang replied according to the classical theory, that would lead to polarization and capitalism... Liu sighed: "Your Marxism-Leninism..." Several people who worked together pondered together, and no one could understand the meaning of Comrade Liu Ren's question. .It was confusing. At that time, any commoner knew that as long as the household contract was used to solve the food problem, it was a big taboo.Later in Xinjiang, a university graduate who was usually not very concerned about politics half-spokenly said that the solution to China's agricultural problems was very simple, and that was all he needed was to contract production on a household-by-household basis.Everyone laughed, and everyone knew what he said was right, and everyone knew it was wrong. There is no esoteric here, only common sense.The reason why great men make mistakes is often not because of high precision, but because of common sense.If you have been working vigorously for half your life, and finally have to engage in household contracting, from the perspective of ideological excitement, how disappointing and frustrating it will be.

In the "Must Reads for Cadres" we learned in the early days of liberation, there was "Rectification Documents". In the article "Opposing Party Stereotypes", Chairman Mao mentioned that the Communist Party should not rely on scaring people, but rely on truth, seeking truth from facts, and relying on science.He also said that speeches, fuss and instructions should not rely on intimidation, but rely on truth and usefulness.Mao Zedong mentioned several times not to put on airs in order to scare people. At that time, he didn't know what he meant. Some old comrades said it meant Wang Ming. Of course, I still don't know much about it.It wasn't until the mid-1960s that I started to taste something, but I still didn't dare to think about it, let alone say it.Mao Zedong likes to use a word, 齑fen, without Mao Zedong's articles, I don't know the word 齑 at all.Chairman Mao often said that the reactionaries were going to be turned into powder. After 1957 and 1958, I had already tasted the taste of being turned into quasi-starch powder (that is, granite grits porridge), and I could not be turned into powder again.

... sighed and said: History is just a moment, and this life may not be destined.Life is no longer short, what is the situation?I want to cross the river blocked by ice, and I want to climb the mountain blocked by snow.Violent or booming, desolate and miserable.Silent and chirping, who is good at farming!The anxious head is day and night, and the heart is burning day by day.I still have the ambition to fight, and look to Khotan!