Wake up（176）

 

Chapter 34 Rebellion

 

176

 

Early in the morning, He Jiafu and Li Tiandao came to Chai Jianmin's clinic. The two old people came to visit Chai Jianmin specially.

Chai Jianmin is ready to leave for Hong Kong. Pan Guangfu has already completed the Hong Kong travel permit for Chai Jianmin, and also bought a bus ticket.

Chai Jianmin said to He Jiafu and Li Tiandao: I often hear friends and colleagues around me lament that time goes by so fast. Indeed, time does not wait for me. When I know how to cherish it, it has slipped away from my fingertips. I can cherish the beauty of the present Time, the future, today, everything is worth remembering. You two are my old friends for many years, but now they are breaking up. I don't know if there will be a chance to meet again in the future.

Before Chai Jianmin went to Hong Kong, he had asked He Jiafu's granddaughter Nan Liwa and his younger grandson Nan Shanyun to take over the clinic he opened. His residence was presented to He Jiafu and his little grandson Nanshan Yun.

After a while, Nan Liwa and Nan Shanyun came to Chai Jianmin's house.

Nan Liwa is neither fat nor thin, with beautiful features, red lips and white teeth, a melon-seeded face, a high nose bridge, and black curly hair combed into two slender braids, which is very delicate. The big round eyes and two deep dimples on the cheeks make her look lively and lovely.

Nanshan Yun's face is as clear as a sculpture, and his angular face is extremely handsome. He looks dissolute on the outside, with a pair of small round eyes that are always moving around nimbly, but the inadvertent brilliance in the eyes is not to be underestimated. A head of black and thick hair, a high nose, but thin lips. People say that people with thin lips can speak, which is true. Nan Shanyun speaks like a machine gun.

At this time, two old people came here one after another, especially for Chai Jianmin. Those were the couples of patients who had been diagnosed and treated by Chai Jianmin. 90-year-old Lin Huiting suffers from diabetes. When she was young, she was a student studying in the Soviet Union and worked as a translator. He was pro-Soviet and anti-Mao and also anti-clearing. He once donated the book "The Catastrophe of Life" to Chai Jianmin. Lin Huiting's wife, Wanyan, is also over eighty years old. She is a professor of history and studied in the Soviet Union.

After a while, another special guest came, that is Hao Weidong, the director of the police station. Hao Weidong is a friend of old Chinese medicine practitioners Chai Jianhua and He Jiafu.

Chai Jianmin, He Jiafu, Li Tiandao, Lin Huiting, and Wanyan began to chat at the square table in the yard, and Hao Weidong, who was about to retire, also joined the old people's chat. The topic is naturally about dynamic clearing and epidemic prevention.

Nan Liwa and Nanshan Yunze Chai Jianmin began to pack their bags. Nan Shanyun took out a large wooden box from under the bed, opened it, and found that it was full of old books and periodicals collected by Chai Jianmin, as well as many newspaper clippings.

Nan Liwa and Nan Shanyun asked Chai Jianmin how to deal with the books and periodicals in the box.

Chai Jianmin said to Nan Liwa: If it is a book about medical treatment, you can take it away, it may be of some reference value to you. The rest of the data is almost all related to politics, and those past events of the Cultural Revolution. I know that Shan Yun is not interested in these past events, so I can stay for now and let Nanyang Sheng take a look. He is studying social psychology, and it may be of some help to him. If he is not interested, then he will be set on fire.

Chai Jianmin did not leave anything to He Jiafu's great-grandson Nanyangsheng, but he left a sentence: Nanyangsheng has graduated from university, but he has not been able to find a job yet. I hope he can develop in Hong Kong. Chai Jianmin said that he would support Nan Yangsheng to develop his career in Hong Kong.

Chai Jianmin walked into the house, casually rummaged through the old newspapers and clippings in the big wooden box, and then went back to the yard.

He said to He Jiafu, Li Tiandao, Lin Huiting and Wanyan, do you still remember the "Sixteen Points" issued in the early days of the Cultural Revolution?

Chai Jianmin began to tell about the past:

After the Eleventh Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee announced the "Sixteen Points", workers in some factories also threw themselves into the Cultural Revolution Movement. According to the original regulations at that time, except for schools, industrial and mining enterprises and other systems and the Cultural Revolution movement in rural areas were carried out according to the deployment of the original urban and rural "Four Cleanups" movement. And it is stipulated that the students of the school should not go to the factory or the countryside to connect with each other. However, in many task factories, some workers were labeled as "counter-revolutionaries" and "bad elements" by the leaders of the units or the "Four Cleansing" work teams sent there because they raised opinions to the party committee and leaders during the movement. , and some were even illegally detained and tortured. After the October Work Conference of the Central Committee put forward the reactionary line of criticizing the bourgeoisie, these workers who were wrongly suppressed by the leaders of their units and the "Four Cleanups" work team wrote letters of appeal to the Central Cultural Revolution Group, and some people from other places even came to Beijing Petition to appeal.

Beginning on November 16, 1966, the central government held a national industrial and traffic symposium. The meetings are usually presided over by Tao Zhu, and the Prime Minister presided over the meeting when the Prime Minister attended. Yu Qiuli, Gu Mu, who were in charge of the country's economy at the time, ministers of various ministries of the State Council, secretaries in charge of industry in various provinces and cities, and members of the Central Cultural Revolution Group attended the meeting. the

At the meeting, the "Twelve Instructions Concerning the Cultural Revolution in Factories" (draft) drafted by Chen Boda was first discussed. This document was discussed by the Central Cultural Revolution Group. The main content of the document is to point out that the working class is the leading force and the most active factor in the Great Cultural Revolution, and that they bear great responsibility for the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. , is unstoppable. At the same time, he pointed out that the current problem is that the heads of some units mistakenly opposed the cultural revolution movement to production, and some used production as an excuse to suppress the revolutionaries and protect themselves; The Cultural Revolution movement created difficulties. Both of these mistakes were in disregard of the overall situation, violated the party's policy, and seriously violated the chairman's instructions to "grasp the revolution and promote production." The document proposes that factory workers can establish Cultural Revolution organizations, link up with each other, and exchange Cultural Revolution experiences with students. However, the "eight-hour working system" must be adhered to. The cultural revolution must be carried out in spare time, three to four hours a day, and production time must not be taken up. At the same time, comrade workers must be given the necessary rest. the

However, under Tao Zhu's auspices, the meeting adopted a completely negative attitude towards the "Twelve Points" put forward by the Central Cultural Revolution Group, making it useless. Many people who attended the meeting were very resistant to the Cultural Revolution. In order to vent their dissatisfaction with the Cultural Revolution, ministers such as Liu Lanbo, Lu Zhengcao, and Lu Dong made a lot of noise and left the table. At the end of the speech, many people stood up.

In this way, under the auspices of Tao Zhu, Yu Qiuli and Gu Mu organized people from relevant departments to draft a document in opposition to the "Twelve Articles": "Several Regulations on Industrial and Communication Enterprises Carrying out the Cultural Revolution" (referred to as "Fifteen Articles") "). Requirements: The Cultural Revolution in industrial and mining enterprises should still be carried out in combination with the deployment of the "Four Cleans-ups", by phases and batches, positive education, no "Big Four", no collusion, and insist on eight-hour production.

Chai Jianmin shook his head and said: Maybe many people don't know about this incident, including what happened later. This incident made Mao Zedong very angry.