Learn from Mao Zedong to Unite People

Author: Meng Qingchun
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Helen Snow once pointed out, "For Mao Zedong, success meant winning people's hearts and uniting them." This conclusion vividly summarizes the path to Mao Zedong's success. It is proven that for the advancement and victory of the Chinese revolution and construction, Mao Zedong devoted a great deal of effort to "uniting people's hearts," personally engaging in all aspects of the work. From his work process, it can be seen that first, he "stabilized" the enthusiasm of the masses at a certain level, then maintained their enthusiasm at a high level, and finally, if the masses already had strong enthusiasm, he sustained it (of course, this is a dynamic, historical, and continuous maintenance). It was through such sincere efforts that Mao Zedong not only formed a strong sense of cohesion within the Party but also won the support of the entire nation, uniting the hearts of the people of China, as well as some heads of state and individuals from all walks of life. Studying Mao Zedong's wisdom in uniting people's hearts is essentially studying how he became the founder of the Communist Party of China and the People's Republic of China, the highest leader, one of the three great heroes of the 20th century in China, and a world-renowned figure. It can be said that his success relied on the rare and extraordinary wisdom he possessed in uniting people's hearts.