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VOLUME I

September 1949-December 1955

THE WRITINGS OF
MAO ZEDONG

1949-1976

Major funding for the Project on the Post-1949 Writings of Mao Zedong was provided by the Division of Research Programs of the National Endowment for the Humanities, an independent federal agency, and by Brown University.

Editors

Michael Y. M. Kau

John K. Leung

Collaborating Editors

Robert G. Lee	Helmut Martin
Richard Levy	Kimiyoshi Nakamura
Susan H. Marsh	Pierre M. Perrolle

Project Contributors

Thomas P. Bernstein	Richard Kraus
Pao-min Chang	Donna Lau
Pamela Crossley	Marjorie Lau
Christine Davey	Ellen Law
Don DeMaio	Hong Yung Lee
Lowell Dittmer	Akira Odani
Roberto A. Domenech	Suzanne Ogden
Philip E. Ginsburg	Allen Renear
Joel Glassman	Anthony Sariti
Nancy Hodes	Isabel Shen
Emily Honig	Frederic Spar
John C. S. Hsu	John Bryan Starr
Linda Jaivin	James Tong
Olga Juzyn	Byron S. J. Weng
Anna H. Kau	Jennifer Wood

VOLUME I

September 1949-December 1955

THE WRITINGS OF
MAO ZEDONG

1949-1976

EDITED BY

Michael Y. M. Kau

BROWN UNIVERSITY

John K. Leung

BABSON COLLEGE and BROWN UNIVERSITY

Produced in association with East Gate Books,

First published 1986 by M.E. Sharpe

Published 2015 by Routledge

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Mao, Tse-tung, 1893-1976.

The writings of Mao Zedong, 1949-1976.

Bibliography: p.

Includes index.

I. Kau, Michael Y. M., 1934- . II. Leung, John

III. Title.

DS778.M3A2 1986 951.05'092'4 86-17910

ISBN 13: 9780873323918 (hbk)

CONTENTS

The task of writing this acknowledgment is a particularly pleasant one indeed, not only because it is always pleasing to express gratitude where it is due, but also because it signifies that our efforts are finally beginning to bear fruit. Searching all over the world, the Project on the Post-1949 Writings of Mao Zedong has located and collected approximately three million printed words of Mao works. It has taken a decade to translate, annotate, and edit this wealth of material for publication. A project of such scope and magnitude clearly cannot be undertaken without the devotion, hard work, and collaboration of many participants and contributors.

First, the Project wishes to acknowledge with deep gratitude the funding provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and by Brown University. Without their confidence and support, the initiation and execution of the project would never have been possible. The initial grant was awarded by the NEH in 1975. The support was renewed for 1977-1978 and 1980-1982. In 1983, Brown University awarded the Project a supplementary grant. Over the past decade Brown has also generously provided the Project with office space, computer facilities, and other logistical support.

While it is difficult to single out individuals from the overall superb administrative support of the NEH, we are especially appreciative of the personal concern and sympathetic support extended, beyond the call of duty, by George F. Farr, Jr., Kathy Fuller, and Helen C. Aguera, program officers of the NEHs Division of Research Grants. To Brown Universitys chief administrators, President Howard Swearer and Provost Maurice Glicksman, we owe our sincere gratitude and respect for their personal interest and support, which has been most valuable in the later stages of the Projects progress and in enabling us to bring the Project to fruition.

In a major undertaking like this, it is the joint dedication and collective work of all participants that makes it all possible. However, the major contributions made by John K. Leung, co-editor of these volumes, deserve special mention. Not only has he been with the Project from its inception as an energetic and hardworking translator and annotator, for the past four years he has served as the Projects operations manager, supervising and coordinating a broad range of editorial and technical activities. In addition, he is chiefly responsible for editing and standardizing the translated texts, the annotations, and the commentaries and for casting the manuscripts into final form. The Project owes a great deal to John Leung.

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