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PUBLICATION NOTE



                Comrade  Zhou  Enlai  was  a  great  Marxist  and  proletarian  revolu-
              tionary  and  an  outstanding  leader  of  the  Chinese  Communist  Party
              and  the  People’s  Republic  of  China.  Throughout  the  long  course
              of  China’s  democratic  revolution,  socialist  revolution  and  socialist
              construction,  he  applied  the  universal  truth  of  Marxism  to  solving
              China’s  practical  problems  in  many  fields,  such  as  to  building  the
              Party,  political  power  and  the  army,  work  in  the  enemy-occupied  areas
              and  in  our  own  base  areas,  united  front  and  diplomatic  work,  and
              economic  and  cultural  work.  He  made  brilliant  contributions  to  the
              formation and development of Mao Zedong Thought.
                To  meet  the  needs  of  readers  in  their  study  of  Marxism-Leninism
              and  Mao  Zedong  Thought  and  the  history  of  the  Chinese  revolution,
              we  have  edited  and  are  now  publishing  the  Selected  Works  of  Zhou
              Enlai, which consist of two volumes. The first volume includes works
              before  and  the  second  those  after  the  founding  of  the  People’s  Republic
              of China.
                Comrade  Zhou  Enlai  wrote  many  articles,  documents,  letters  and
              telegrams  and  made  numerous  important  speeches.  However,  under
              the  difficult  conditions  prevailing  in  wartime,  many  of  these  were
              lost.  We  have  tried  our  best  to  collect  those  writings  and  speeches
              which  are  still  extant.  We  include  in  these  volumes  the  most  important
              ones, many of which have not been published before.
                Writings  which  were  published  during  Comrade  Zhou  Enlai’s
              lifetime  or  which  exist  in  manuscript  are  reproduced  here  in  their
              original  form with a minimum of changes in language  or  of  corrections
              of  errors  of  fact.  Records  of  speeches  have  been  edited. To  assist  our
              readers,  editorial  and  explanatory  notes  have  been  provided.  Each
              editorial  note  is  placed  at  the  bottom  of  the  page  on  which  an  article
              begins, while the explanatory notes come at the end of each volume.

                                             Editorial Committee on Party
                                          Literature, Central Committee of the
                                              Communist Party of China
                                                              June 24, 1980


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