10 classic Chinese wisdom stories in Chairman Mao\’s anthology, brilliant!

How powerful is Chairman Mao? Take a look at these 10 quotes from him. Chairman Mao’s 55 most charming quotes, endlessly useful. 1. We must first distinguish the American people from their government, and secondly, we must distinguish the people who decide policies in the U.S. government from the ordinary staff below. By splitting in two, by punching and pulling, you can increase your strength. According to dialectics, things are divisible. Chairman Mao: There are connections but must be divided. There is no indivisible thing. By segmenting based on these distinctions, the effect of minimum target and maximum force strike is achieved. This is a way to take advantage of contradictions and gain growth in your own power. Because there are conflicts between the American people and the US government, and there are also conflicts between decision-makers and ordinary workers. Through this kind of division into two, we can use contradictions to pull and pull to achieve the differentiation of opponents, strengthen ourselves, and find friends from enemies – that is, enemies can be transformed into friends. 2. All material supply responsibilities must not be placed on the leadership agencies above. This will not only tie up the hands and feet of the vast number of people below, but also make it impossible to meet the requirements below. According to dialectics, the top and the bottom constitute the pros and cons, and only the pros and cons are both good and healthy. Therefore, the top is responsible for part of the responsibility, and the bottom is also responsible for part of the responsibility. This means that the top and bottom work together as one, rather than being divided into two. There are differences, but unity; rather – there are differences, but opposites. 3. If the superiors do not do this, but always shoulder all the burdens that are actually unbearable by themselves, and dare not let the subordinates do it, and do not mobilize the enthusiasm of the masses for self-reliance, even though the superiors have tried their best, The result will be a dilemma between top and bottom, and the problem will never be solved under current conditions. The above represents a part of the power, and the broad masses also represent a part of the power. When the power above is insufficient, the problem cannot be solved. At this time, it is necessary to find new power. One is to find strength from the broad masses – Chairman Mao\’s approach. The first was Chiang Kai-shek\’s approach of looking for strength from outside – such as relying on foreign aid. Chairman Mao: In short, we rely entirely on self-reliance to remain invincible, which is completely opposite to Chiang Kai-shek\’s reliance on foreign countries. We work hard and pay attention to both the military and civilians, which is completely opposite to the corruption and corruption at the top and the dire livelihood of the people at the bottom under Chiang Kai-shek\’s rule. In this case, we must win. The power of the masses is unlimited. It is not an exchange, but a blend. Foreign aid is an exchange, not a blend. Therefore, millet plus rifle defeated aircraft plus cannon. 4. Thinking that problems can be solved through influence. That\’s superstition. Influence and strength constitute the pros and cons. Influence must be transformed into strength, and strength creates influence, thereby continuously realizing the growth of strength. This kind of influence and strength is healthy. Only with the continuous growth of strength can we solve bigger and bigger problems. 5. Putting yourself on the basis of your own strength is called self-reliance. Those who help themselves will be helped by God, that is to say, those who help themselves will get help from others. According to dialectics, self-help and help from others constitute the positive and negative aspects. It is good to have both positive and negative aspects, so we must be self-reliant.Self-help is the first, and help from others is the second. Self-help is the internal cause, and help from others is the external cause. Chairman Mao: External factors are the conditions for change, internal factors are the basis for change, and external factors work through internal factors. For example, there is a gap in the joint, but the blade is not thick. If there is a gap in the blade without thickness, it will be so wide that there is room for maneuvering. Therefore, after nineteen years, the blade will be like a new one. This internal cause is the gap, which is divided into two parts along the internal cause, so that the ox can be solved without being damaged by the blade. After being able to be self-reliant, once there is foreign aid, it will be like flying into the sky. 6. \”Tit for tat\” depends on the situation. Sometimes not to talk is tit for tat; sometimes to talk is tit for tat. They want to talk, but we don\’t. This is called tit-for-tat. When we talk, we are also tit-for-tat. Basically, it goes against the needs of the other party. This is called tit-for-tat. 7. If they want to fight, destroy them completely. That\’s what happened, he came to attack, we eliminated him, and he felt comfortable. Eliminate a little, and feel more comfortable; eliminate a lot, and feel more comfortable; eliminate it completely, and feel completely comfortable. Because they are powerful and unwilling to give in, then beat them to make them willing. Then we can move from struggle to cooperation. According to dialectics, unwillingness and willingness constitute the positive and negative sides. When the unwillingness to move towards its opposite – willingness, is realized, it is in line with dialectics. 8. Consider identifying, cultivating and promoting local cadres as an important task. Only in this way can our party take root in the liberated areas. Cadres and the masses constitute the pros and cons. Chairman Mao: The first two slogans are Stalin\’s formulations and are one-sided. \”Technology decides everything\” – what about politics? \”Cadres decide everything\” – what about the masses, there is a lack of dialectics here. Stalin sometimes understood dialectics and sometimes did not. Only when the masses move towards cadres – that is, to identify, train and promote local cadres, and then realize that both cadres and the masses are both cadres and the masses, will this be in line with the principle of dialectics and have both positive and negative sides. This is in line with dialectics and is healthy. At this time, the final cycle is formed – that is, rooting is achieved. 9. If we do not start from the point of launching mass struggles, solving problems for the masses, relying on the masses in everything, and mobilize all forces to engage in careful mass work, within a year, especially during the emergency period in recent months, we will If we lay a preliminary and reliable foundation, we will be isolated in the Northeast. If you want to get help from the masses, you must first help the masses – solve problems for the masses and rely on the masses for everything. And those who helped once will continue to help. When help from the masses is achieved, isolation will no longer be overcome. According to the principle of both positive and negative aspects of dialectics, non-help and help constitute positive and negative aspects, so help must be supplemented so that non-help leads to help. And help must also go to local cadres who do not need to help, that is, to achieve self-reliance and rely on themselves. This is healthy. If these two directions are realized, the whole thing will be healthy. 10. In terms of battle deployment, when the enemy uses many brigades (or regiments) to advance in several directions, our army must concentrate an absolutely superior force, that is, concentrate six times, or five times, or four times The enemy\’s military strength must be at least three times that of the enemy.When the opportunity arises, first encircle and destroy an enemy brigade (or regiment). This brigade (or regiment) should be the weaker one among the enemy\’s brigades, or one with less support, or one where the terrain and popular sentiments are most favorable to us and unfavorable to the enemy. This is the principle of dialectics in which the positive side wins over the negative side, more wins over less, advantages overcome disadvantages, and more help wins over less help. Defeat the enemy by placing yourself on the front and the enemy on the back. To face the enemy with more than three times the force means that you are on the side with more troops and the enemy is on the side with fewer troops. To be weak means to put yourself on the strong side and the enemy on the weak side. Those with less assistance, or those where the terrain and people\’s sentiments are most beneficial to us and disadvantageous to the enemy. That is to say, put yourself on the side with more help and the enemy with less help. For example, in terms of terrain, it is easy for me to attack but difficult for the enemy to defend. In terms of people\’s sentiments, the people help me but not the enemy. Therefore, the specific tactics mainly focus on grasping the pros and cons of these three groups, one is more and less, the second is strong and weak, and the third is more help and helplessness (less help). If you have all three, you will have a good opportunity for a battle.