The translation of Mao Zedong -- Zhi Zhe's perspective on high-ranking figures

Author: Shi Zhe (narrated), Shi Qiulang (compiled)
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Features: During Mao Zedong's visit to the Soviet Union, he attempted to further communicate his thoughts with Stalin. Stalin also tried to understand Mao's intentions multiple times, but their efforts never yielded results. When Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping went to the Soviet Union to handle the Hungarian event, they were clear and resolute in their stance. Liu Shaoqi's speech was particularly impressive. Wang Jiaxiang gave a thumbs-up and said, "Great! Really great!" When Zhou Enlai visited the Soviet Union for a banquet, Khrushchev and others repeatedly tried to get him to drink. Eventually, he became too drunk, feeling dizzy and vomiting. Later, he took the initiative to admit his mistake to Mao Zedong. Mao said that Stalin had asked Peng Dehuai multiple times about an important matter on the Korean battlefield, but Peng Dehuai remained silent. No matter how much Stalin pressed, he never said a word. Afterward, Shi Zhe kept thinking about how brilliant Peng Dehuai was: incredibly sharp! Exceptionally moral!