ABSTRACT
This projected ten-volume edition of Mao Zedong's writings provides abundant documentation in his own words regarding his life and thought. It has been compiled from all available Chinese sources, including the many new texts that appeared in 1993, Mao's centenary.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part 1|30 pages
1920
chapter |10 pages
Letter to Xiao Xudong, 1 Cai Linbin, 2 and the Other Members in France
(December 1, 1920)
chapter |2 pages
Mao Zedong’s Letter Refuting Unjust Accusations
(With Reference to the Incident of Tearing Down the Flag at the Last Meeting of the Provincial Assembly) (December 3, 1920)
part 2|71 pages
1921
chapter 12|6 pages
An Outline of the Organization of the Hunan Self-Study University
(August 16, 1921)
chapter 16|1 pages
Answers to the Questionnaire Regarding Lifetime Aspirations for Members of the Young China Association
(December 1921)
part 3|40 pages
1922
chapter 18|2 pages
To Shi Fuliang 1 and the Central Committee of the Socialist Youth League
(June 20, 1922)
chapter 19|6 pages
Petition for a Labor Law and a General Outline for Labor Legislation
by the Secretariat of Chinese Labor Organizations (July 1922)
1
chapter 21|2 pages
Telegram from Labor Groups to the Upper and Lower Houses of Parliament
(September 6, 1922)
chapter 24|2 pages
Express Communiqué from all the Guangzhou-Hankou Railroad Workers to Labor Groups Throughout the Country
(September 12, 1922)
chapter 26|1 pages
Letter of Supportfor the Strike of the Masons and Carpenters of Changsha from the Hunan Branch of the Secretariat of Labor Organizations
(October 13, 1922)
chapter 29|4 pages
Letter from the Typesetters’ Union to Reporter Dun of the Dagongbao
(December 14, 1922)
part 4|52 pages
1923
chapter 30|2 pages
Telegram to Mr. Xiao Hengshan 1 from the All-Hunan Federation of Labor Organizations
(February 20, 1923)
chapter 31|2 pages
Telegram to Mr. Wu Ziyu 1 from the All-Hunan Federation of Labor Organizations
(February 20, 1923)
chapter 32|2 pages
An Open Telegram from the All-Hunan Federation of Labor Organizations in Support of Fellow Workers of the Beijing-Wuhan Railroad
(February 1923)
chapter 33|2 pages
The Second Open Telegram of the All-Hunan Federation of Labor Organizations in Support of Fellow Workers of the Beijing-Wuhan Railroad
(February 1923)
chapter 38|1 pages
Resolution on the Peasant Question
(Resolution of the Third National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party
1
) (June 1923)
chapter 45|1 pages
Reply to the Central Executive Committee of the Youth League, Drafted on Behalf of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
(September 6, 1923)
part 5|25 pages
1924
chapter 48|2 pages
Minutes of the [First] National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(Session 2, January 20, 1924, 2:00 p.m.)
1
chapter 49|1 pages
Minutes of the [First] National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(Session 11, January 25, 1924, 10:00 a.m.)
chapter 50|2 pages
Minutes of the [First] National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(Session 12, January 28, 10:00 a.m.)
chapter 51|6 pages
Minutes of the [First] National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(Session 14, January 29, 1924, 10:00 a.m.)
chapter 52|3 pages
Fourth Meeting of the Central Party Bureau of the Chinese Guomindang
(February 9, 1924)
chapter 53|1 pages
Memo from the Organization Department of the [Shanghai] Executive Bureau [of the Guomindang] to Comrade Shouyuan
(March 31, 1924)
chapter 55|3 pages
The Struggle Against the Right Wing of the Guomindang
(Centra
1
Circular no. 15) (July 21, 1924)
chapter 56|2 pages
On the Question of Opposing the War between the Warlords of Jiangsu and Zhejiang
(Central Circular no. 17) (September 10, 1924)
chapter 57|2 pages
Strengthening Party Work and Our Position on Sun Yatsen’s Attendance at the Northern Peace Conference
(Central Circular no. 21) (November 1, 1924)
part 6|78 pages
1925
chapter 59|3 pages
Editorial for the First Issue of the Daily Bulletin of the Congress of Guangdong Provincial Party Organizations
(October 20, 1925)
chapter 60|4 pages
Manifesto of the First Guangdong Provincial Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(October 26, 1925)
1
chapter 61|3 pages
Speech at the Closing Ceremony of the Guangdong Provincial Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(October 27, 1925)
1
chapter 62|2 pages
A Filled-out Form for the Survey Conducted by the Reorganization Committee of the Young China Association
(November 21, 1925)
chapter 63|8 pages
Propaganda Guidelines of the Chinese Guomindang in the War Against the Fengtian Clique
(November 27, 1925)
chapter 64|2 pages
The Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Guomindang Sternly Repudiates the Illegal Meeting of Beijing Party Members
(November 27, 1925)
chapter 66|5 pages
Announcement of the Chinese Guomindang to All Party Members Throughout the Country and Overseas Explaining the Tactics of the Revolution
(December 4, 1925)
chapter 70|1 pages
If They Share the Aim of Exterminating the Communists, Even Enemies Are Our Friends
(December 5, 1925)
chapter 72|1 pages
Long Live the Grand Alliance of the Anti-Communist Chinese People’s Army
(December 5, 1925)
chapter 75|2 pages
Revolutionary Party Members Rally Together en Masse against the Meeting of the Rightists in Beijing
(December 13, 1925)
chapter 76|6 pages
Students Are Selected by the Chinese Guomindang to Go to Sun Yatsen University in Moscow
(December 13, 1925)
chapter 79|3 pages
The Causes of the Reactionary Attitude of the Shanghai Minguo Ribao and the Handling of This Matter by the Central Executive Committee of the Guomindang
(December 20, 1925)
part 7|122 pages
1926
chapter 83|7 pages
An Analysis of the Various Classes among the Chinese Peasantry and Their Attitudes toward the Revolution
(January 1926)
chapter 85|8 pages
Reasons for the Breakaway of the Guomindang Right and Its Implications for the Future of the Revolution
(January 10, 1926)
chapter 86|2 pages
Opposition to the Right-Wing Conference Spreads throughout the Whole Country
(January 10, 1926)
chapter 87|7 pages
The Great Guangzhou Demonstration of December 20 Opposing Duan Qirui
(January 10, 1926)
chapter 88|5 pages
Resolution Concerning Party Newspapers
Resolution of The Second National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang (January 16, 1926)
chapter 89|3 pages
Resolution on Propaganda Adopted by the Second National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang
(January 16, 1926)
chapter 91|2 pages
Resolution on the Propaganda Report
Resolution Adopted by the Second National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang (January 18, 1926)
chapter 92|3 pages
Resolution Concerning the Peasant Movement
Resolution of the Second National Congress of the Chinese Guomindang (January 19, 1926)
1
chapter 94|3 pages
Resolutions Presented to the Twelfth Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Guomindang Central Executive Committee
(March 16, 1926)
1
chapter 97|2 pages
Resolution Presented to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Guomindang Central Executive Committee
(April 2, 1926)
1
chapter 98|13 pages
Report on the Work of the Propaganda Department from February 1 to May 15
(May 19, 1926)
1
chapter 99|1 pages
Address to the Ninth Congress of the Agricultural Association of China
(August 14, 1926)
1
chapter 100|6 pages
The National Revolution and the Peasant Movement
(Introduction to Collected Writings on the Peasant Problem)
1
(September 1, 1926)
chapter 101|4 pages
Basic Program of the National Union of People’s Organizations
(October 27, 1926)
1
chapter 105|3 pages
Plan for the Current Peasant Movement
Resolution of the Central Bureau (November 15, 1926)
chapter 106|6 pages
The Bitter Sufferings of the Peasants in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and Their Movements of Resistance
(November 25, 1926)
chapter 107|3 pages
Speech at the Welcome Meeting Held by the Provincial Peasants’ and Workers’ Congresses
(December 20, 1926)
part 8|95 pages
1927
chapter 108|4 pages
Report to the Central Committee on Observations Regarding the Peasant Movement in Hunan
(February 16, 1927)
chapter 111|5 pages
Resolution on the Peasant Question
Resolution of the Third Plenum of the Second Central Executive Committee of the Chinese Guomindang
1
(March 16, 1927)
chapter 112|4 pages
Declaration to the Peasants
Resolution Passed at the Third Plenum of the Second Central Committee of the Chinese Guomindang (March 16, 1927)
1
chapter 113|1 pages
Remarks at the Meeting to Welcome Peasant Representatives from Hubei and Henan Provinces
(March 18, 1927)
chapter 114|1 pages
Speech at the Mass Meeting Convened by the Central Peasant Movement Training Institute in Memory of the Martyrs from Yangxin and Ganzhou 1
(March 26, 1927)
chapter 117|2 pages
Telegram from the Executive Committee of the All-China Peasant Association on Taking Office
(April 9, 1927)
chapter 120|2 pages
Circular Telegram from Members of the Guomindang Central Committee Denouncing Chiang
(April 22, 1927)
chapter 121|5 pages
Remarks at the Enlarged Meeting of the Committee on the Peasant Movement
(April 26, 1927, 7 p.m.)
1
chapter 124|5 pages
Important Directive of the All-China Peasant Association to the Peasant Associations of Hunan, Hubei, and Jiangxi Provinces
(May 30, 1927)
1
chapter 125|1 pages
Opening Address at the Welcome Banquet for Delegates to the Pacific Labor Conference
(May 31, 1927)
chapter 126|4 pages
New Directive of the All-China Peasant Association to the Peasant Movement
(June 7, 1927)
1
chapter 127|4 pages
Latest Directive of the All-China Peasant Association
Resist the Armed Attack of Local Bullies and Bad Gentry (June 13, 1927)
