I am a Tiny Commoner: Chen Boda and the 'Cultural Revolution' (I)

Chairman Mao often tells us that Communists should be fearless. The decision of the Party Central Committee regarding the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution points out: In the Cultural Revolution, leaders of the Party at all levels must put daring above all else and must not put fear above all else."

──Speech by Chen Boda at the Central Work Conference (October 16, 1966, excerpt)

A comprehensive compilation and organization of original historical materials, this book is divided into four volumes. It detailedly collects Chen Boda's on-site speeches, convention addresses, symposium talks, and political reports between 1966 and 1969, totaling over 700,000 words. Through these first-hand historical materials, it comprehensively and deeply demonstrates the important role played by Chen Boda as a "penman" and "theoretician" during the Cultural Revolution, allowing readers to gain a more profound understanding.