Leader's tears

Author: Quan Yanchi
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Quan Yanchi's Collection. During his time in northern Shaanxi, Mao Zedong once said, "I don't usually cry, but there are three situations where I do. First, when I hear the cries of the poor and oppressed people, seeing them suffer, I can't help but shed tears. Second, when I part with my couriers, I can't bear to see them go. Some couriers sacrificed, and I was deeply moved to tears." Later, when Mao Zedong went to Moscow for negotiations and established a friendship with Stalin, the news of Stalin's death came, and he also cried, crying very sorrowfully, unable to sleep for days.