毛泽东选集/打退资产阶级右派的进攻

# A hundred days have passed since then.

# During these hundred days a great change in the situation has occurred.

# We have fought a battle with the bourgeois Rightists, and the political consciousness of the people has risen, and indeed to a considerable degree.

# We expected this at the time.

# For instance, I said here that when people started criticizing, or in other words, when the fire started burning, wouldn't that cause pain?# We must toughen our scalps and bear it, I added.

# For instance, I said here that when people started criticizing, or in other words, when the fire started burning, wouldn't that cause pain?# We must toughen our scalps and bear it, I added.

# This part of the body is called the head, and the skin on it is called the scalp.

#§We must believe that in China, as everywhere else in the world, the majority of the people are good.

# By the majority, we mean not 51 per cent but over 90 per cent.

# Of the 600 million people in our country, the worker and peasant masses are our mainstay.

# In the Communist Party, the Youth League and the democratic parties and among the students and intellectuals, the majority are invariably good people.

# They are kind-hearted and honest, they are not crafty and don't have ulterior motives.

# Take the students in the present movement.# There are more than seven thousand students at Peking University, but the Rightists account for only 1, 2 or 3 per cent.

# What does this 1, 2 or 3 per cent really mean?# It means that the backbone die-hard elements who kick up a rumpus from time to time never exceed fifty persons or so, or less than l per cent.

# What does this 1, 2 or 3 per cent really mean?# It means that the backbone die-hard elements who kick up a rumpus from time to time never exceed fifty persons or so, or less than l per cent.

# The remaining 1 or 2 per cent form their clique.

# Now I hear that some comrades in this city rather regret that the fire was not fierce enough.

# I think the fire in Shanghai was about right, almost but not quite strong enough to be satisfying.# Wouldn't you have let the fire rage if you had foreseen its miraculous effect?# Let poisonous weeds sprout and ghosts and monsters appear.# Why be afraid of them?# I said in March you shouldn't be afraid.

# I think the fire in Shanghai was about right, almost but not quite strong enough to be satisfying.# Wouldn't you have let the fire rage if you had foreseen its miraculous effect?# Let poisonous weeds sprout and ghosts and monsters appear.# Why be afraid of them?# I said in March you shouldn't be afraid.

# I think the fire in Shanghai was about right, almost but not quite strong enough to be satisfying.# Wouldn't you have let the fire rage if you had foreseen its miraculous effect?# Let poisonous weeds sprout and ghosts and monsters appear.# Why be afraid of them?# I said in March you shouldn't be afraid.

# However, some comrades in our Party have been afraid that chaos would spread across the land.

# I say that, staunch and devoted to the Party and the country as these comrades are, they don't see the over-all situation, don't see that the vast majority of the people, that is, more than 90 per cent, are good.

# Don't be afraid of the masses, they are with us.

# They may rail at us but they will never strike us with their fists.