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8                      MAO TSE-TUNG
                   THE SECOND REVOLUTIONARY CIVIL WAR PERIOD



            WHY IS IT THAT RED POLITICAL POWER CAN EXIST IN CHINA?    63
                I.   The Internal Political Situation               63
                II.  Reasons for the Emergence and Survival of Red Political
                   Power in China                                   64
                III.  The Independent Regime in the Hunan-Kiangsi Border Area
                    and the August Defeat                           67
                IV.  The Role of the Independent Regime of the Hunan-Kiangsi
                    Border Area in Hunan, Hupeh and Kiangsi         68
                V.  Economic Problems                               69
                VI.  The Problem of Military Bases                  70
            THE STRUGGLE IN THE CHINGKANG MOUNTAINS                 73
                The Independent Regime in the Hunan-Kiangsi Border Area
                   and the August Defeat                            73
                The Current Situation in the Area Under the Independent
                   Regime                                           79

                   Military Questions                               80
                   Land Questions                                   87
                   Questions of Political Power                     90
                   Questions of Party Organization                  92
                   The Question of the Character of the Revolution   97
                   The Question of the Location of Our Independent Regime   99
            ON CORRECTING MISTAKEN IDEAS IN THE PARTY              105
                On the Purely Military Viewpoint                   105
                On Ultra-Democracy                                 108
                On the Disregard of Organizational Discipline      109
                On Absolute Equalitarianism                        110
                On Subjectivism                                    111
                On Individualism                                   112
                On the Ideology of Roving Rebel Bands              114
                On the Remnants of Putschism                       114
            A SINGLE SPARK CAN START A PRAIRIE FIRE                117

            PAY ATTENTION TO ECONOMIC WORK                         129
            HOW TO DIFFERENTIATE THE CLASSES IN THE RURAL AREAS      137
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