What is the sentence that points out the central idea of the text after a night's work?

Premier Zhou made a report at the First National Congress of Literary and Art Workers. People's Literature magazine will publish this report, and I will sort out the transcript and send it to the Prime Minister for review.

On this day, the Prime Minister's Office informed me to go to Zhongnanhai Government Council. I walked into the prime minister's office. It is a tall palace-style house, with extremely simple interior furnishings, a small desk, two small swivel chairs and a desk lamp, that's all. When the Prime Minister saw me, he pointed to a pile of papers a foot high on the table and said, "I want to approve these papers tonight. I put the manuscript you sent at the end. Go to the duty room next door and sleep. I'll call you then. "

I go to the duty room to sleep. I don't know when, but the comrades in the duty room woke me up. He said to me, "The Prime Minister wants you to go."

I immediately got up, rubbed my sleepy eyes and walked into the Prime Minister's office. The Prime Minister asked me to sit across from his desk and let me accompany him to read my notes. In fact, this means negotiation. He read sentence by sentence, and after reading one sentence, he drew a small circle at the back with his pen. He doesn't just browse, but thinks while watching. Sometimes he would stop to think, and sometimes he would ask me a word or two. The night was quiet, and it was a long time before the Prime Minister finished the trial. Give me the manuscript.

At this time, the comrades in the duty room sent two cups of hot green tea and a small dish of peanuts and put them on the desk. The Prime Minister invited me to have tea and peanuts with him. There are not many peanuts, so you can count them clearly. It seems that you didn't gain weight because of one more person. After drinking tea for a while, I heard a rooster crow. The Prime Minister stood up and said to me, "I want to have a rest. I took a nap yesterday afternoon and took part in activities in the afternoon. You also go back to sleep. "

I stood up, too, and didn't notice that the upper part of the little swivel chair was crooked. The prime minister came to straighten the swivel chair and then went into the back.

On the way back, I kept thinking and said to myself, "This is the Prime Minister of our new China. I saw him working all night. How hard he works and how simple he is! "

I often think so in the days to come. I want to speak loudly to the whole world, as if the whole world could hear my voice: "Look, this is the Prime Minister of our people in China. I saw him working all night. He works like this every night. Have you ever seen such a prime minister? "

[Edit this paragraph] Author introduction

He Qifang (1912-1977), formerly known as He, is a famous modern poet, essayist and literary researcher. Published in 17 years old. A native of Wanxian County, Sichuan Province (now Wanzhou District, Chongqing), he was the director of the Institute of Literature of China Academy of Sciences (now the Institute of Literature of China Academy of Social Sciences) and a member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences. Born in Wanxian County, Sichuan Province, he entered an old-fashioned family. From 65438 to 0935, he graduated from the Philosophy Department of Peking University, taught all over the country, founded publications and published a large number of poems and political articles, expressing great indignation at the passive anti-Japanese war of the Kuomintang. 1938 went to Yan' an to participate in the revolution, and soon joined the China * * * Production Party. 1944 ——1947 under the leadership of comrade Zhou Enlai, he was sent to Chongqing twice for cultural work. After the founding of New China, He Qifang devoted his main energy to literary research and criticism, and at the same time participated in the leadership of the literary and art circles, creating a small number of poems. His early works, Hanyuan Collection, Night Song, Prediction, Night Song and Song of the Day, are deeply loved by readers. I also wrote Autumn, which was selected as a middle school textbook. He Qifang's early poems are exquisite in art and colorful, and are famous for their freshness and softness. After participating in the revolution, poetry creation became simple, optimistic and bold.

From 65438 to 0938, he taught at Lu Xun Art College in Yan 'an, joined the China Producer Party in the same year, and did a lot of pioneering work for revolutionary literature and art. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a member of the first, second and third CPPCC, a deputy to the third National People's Congress, a member of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a member of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association, a member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of China Academy of Social Sciences, a director of the Institute of Literature Review. He is a poet who made great achievements in the great era and great changes in the middle of the 20th century.

When I was young, I liked China's ancient poems and novels very much. 65438-0929 went to Shanghai to study for the preparatory course of China College and read many new poems. 1931-1935 studied in the philosophy department of Peking University.

During my college years, I published poems and essays in magazines such as Modern. 1936 published Bian and Li Guangtian's poetry anthology Hanyuan Collection, 1937 published prose anthology Hua and won the literary gold medal in Ta Kung Pao. After graduating from college, He Qifang taught in Nankai Middle School in Tianjin and Laiyang Rural Normal School in Shandong.

After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, He Qifang returned to his hometown of Sichuan to teach, while continuing to write poems, essays and essays. 1938 North Yan 'an, taught at Lu Xun Art Institute, and later served as the head of Lu Yi Literature Department.

After the founding of New China, he mainly engaged in literary research and criticism, and participated in the leadership of the literary and art circles for a long time. He used to be a member of the Chinese Federation of Literary and Art Circles, secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association and director of the Literature Research Institute.

Poetry is the first style that He Qifang likes and uses. He claimed that when he first started writing, he "dreamed of something beautiful and gentle all day". His early works clearly showed the thoughts, feelings and personality of a young bourgeois intellectual. He is dissatisfied with the ugly reality and doesn't know where the way out is; He longs for the good things in life, but lacks enthusiastic pursuit. So more wandering in homesickness, longing and dreams, leaving only loneliness and melancholy.

He Qifang showed persistent pursuit for the perfection of art form. In terms of poetry, he paid great attention to complete form, rigorous rhythm and harmonious rhythm at the beginning of his creation, and paid attention to expressing the image and artistic conception of poetry. So his poems are obviously exquisite and gorgeous. In prose creation, he claimed that "my job is to find a new garden for lyric prose". He is good at combining the characteristics of poetry, writing rich and touching words, borrowing novel metaphors and allusions, and rendering magical colors and patterns, which makes his prose unique.

It was in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, especially after Yan 'an, that the change of ideological and artistic style was really obvious. At this time, he gradually left his dream and faced reality, and his poetic style tended to be simple and clear.

Bibliography of works:

Hanyuan Collection (Poetry Collection) co-authored with Bian and Li Guangtian, 1936, Business.

Painting Dreams (Prose Collection) 1936, Wen Sheng.

Collect (a collection of novels, plays, etc) deliberately. ) 1938, Vincent; Add or delete. 1940, Wensheng

Homecoming Diary (Prose Collection) 1939, good friend; Also known as The Return of the Native Miscellaneous Notes, 1943, Guilin Working Society.

Prophecy (poetry anthology) 1945, Vincent; Addition and deletion, 1957, new literature and art.

Night Song (Poetry Collection) 1945, Poetry Literature Society; Updated version, 1950, Wensheng; The addition or deletion of this book is also called Night Song.

And the daily song, 1952, Humanities.

Spark Collection (Prose Collection) 1945, Qunyi

The sequel of Spark Collection (Prose Collection) 1949, Qunyi

On realism (essay) 1950, Haiyan.

Xiyuanji (Essay) 1952, Humanities

On writing and reading poetry (prose) 1956, writer.

Selected Works 1957, Humanities

Poetry Appreciation (Prose) 1962, writer.

He Qifang's Poetry 1979, Shanghai Literature and Art.

Selected Works of He Qifang (Volume 1-3), 1979, Sichuanese.

An Ordinary Story (Prose Collection) 1982, Hundred Flowers

He Qifang's Works (1-6)1982-1984, Humanities

Selected readings of He Qifang's poetry and prose 1986, Sichuan Education Press.

Selected Prose of He Qifang 1986, Hundred Flowers

"How Broad Is the Life of He Qifang's Collected Works" is included in Unit 2 "Reading Appreciation" in the first volume of the seventh grade Chinese of Jiangsu Education Press.

[Edit this paragraph] Textbook Interpretation

1. Short text.

A Night's Work is an excerpt from the writer He Qifang's Memories of Comrade Zhou Enlai. In the article, the author first briefly explained the reasons why he was able to witness the work of Premier Zhou, then emphatically described what he saw and heard when he accompanied Premier Zhou in reviewing the manuscript, and finally expressed his true feelings. The whole article has the following characteristics: (1) Although the article is short, its content is concrete and substantial. Through careful observation, the author captured the fragments of Premier Zhou's all-night work, reflecting Premier Zhou's work style and spiritual quality throughout his life. The selection of materials has the characteristics of seeing the big from the small and taking the area from the point. (2) The article is unpretentious. Everything written is what the author saw with his own eyes, and the narrative process is unadorned, but between the lines is full of love and admiration for the Prime Minister, and the feelings are very strong. (3) The pen and ink of the article are concentrated and the center is prominent. The author tries to compress all the details that have nothing to do with the center, so as to be detailed and brief.

The main purpose of writing this text is to make students influenced by Premier Zhou's great personality. The second is to guide students to understand the expression of the great spirit of the characters through the small things in life and using plain language.

The main point of the text is to accompany Premier Zhou to review the manuscript. This part shows Premier Zhou's noble qualities from two aspects: hard work and simple living.

The difficulty of the text is mainly in the last two paragraphs. These two paragraphs are natural, and it is difficult to sort out the context of the author's emotional development and feel the author's strong feelings.

2. Text analysis.

Understanding of (1) sentence.

I walked into the prime minister's office. It is a tall palace-style house, with extremely simple interior furnishings, a small desk, two small swivel chairs and a desk lamp, that's all.

The Prime Minister's Office in this country has only a few pieces of essential office equipment, which is really "extremely simple", in sharp contrast to the "tall palace-style residence". "That's all" means "that's all", which means that the equipment is extremely simple for these things. This sentence shows that Premier Zhou's life is extremely simple.

(2) The Prime Minister asked me to sit opposite his desk and let me accompany him to read the transcripts I compiled, in fact, for consultation. He read sentence by sentence, and after reading one sentence, he drew a small circle at the back with his pen. He doesn't just browse, but thinks while watching. Sometimes he would stop to think, and sometimes he would ask me a word or two.

First of all, by reading the sentences carefully, we will find that the author's description is objective and true, without exaggeration. Why do you say that the Prime Minister is reviewing sentence by sentence? Because the prime minister drew a small circle after reading a sentence, and so on. Where can I see that the Prime Minister is thinking while watching? Because the Prime Minister sometimes stops to think about it and sometimes asks me a word or two. The seriousness and meticulous degree of the Prime Minister's review of documents is surprising. Secondly, by contacting the context and searching for information, we can further know that the document reviewed by the Prime Minister is a report written by himself, with roughly more than 400 sentences. When reviewing his own report, the Prime Minister read it sentence by sentence, thought it over and over again, and humbly asked for other people's opinions, so that it took quite a long time to review this document. The seriousness and meticulous degree of the Prime Minister's review of documents can be said to be shocking. From this, we can see a meticulous and easy-to-deal prime minister. This can guide students to think further. Why did the Prime Minister examine a document so seriously, meticulously and meticulously?

There are not many peanuts, so you can count them clearly. It seems that I didn't gain weight because of one more person.

This is Premier Zhou's all-night hunger food: a cup of green tea and a small dish of peanuts, which is really simple to the extreme. Premier Zhou's work task is so heavy, but his diet is so simple, which forms a sharp contrast. Hard work, but low living standards, Premier Zhou's noble character has been embodied in the detail of eating supper.

It can be inferred from the "two cups" of green tea above that peanuts should also belong to two people. Since it belongs to two people, it is of course necessary to increase it on the basis of one person. But the amount of peanuts for two people is still so small that the author doubts whether it has increased, so he adds the word "as if" to the sentence.

I often think so in the days to come. I want to speak loudly to the whole world, as if the whole world could hear my voice: "Look, this is the Prime Minister of our people in China. I saw him working all night. He works like this every night. Have you ever seen such a prime minister? "

As I witnessed Premier Zhou's work all night, I personally saw that Premier Zhou's work was so hard and his life was so simple. The author is deeply moved and excited, and has a thousand words to tell people. In the previous paragraph, the author first thought of where there is a premier like Premier Zhou in China. So he couldn't help exclaiming, "This is the Prime Minister of our new China". In this passage, the author's thought changed from vertical contrast to horizontal contrast, so he shouted to the world: "You see, this is our China Prime Minister. I saw him working all night. He works like this every night. Have you ever seen such a prime minister? " Here, on the one hand, it expresses the author's excitement and pride in having the opportunity to see Premier Zhou's work overnight; On the other hand, the author thinks of his work every night from Premier Zhou's all-night work, so the author shouts confidently and proudly, "Have you ever seen such a premier?"

(2) Understanding of words.

Browsing: Take a cursory look, not carefully. It can be understood in connection with the statement that he is not browsing it, but thinking while watching it.

Consultation: Understand the situation and ask for advice. "Ready for consultation" is a phrase meaning "The author He Qifang is ready for consultation by Premier Zhou".

[Edit this paragraph] Writing characteristics

1. This paper uses contrast to contrast the noble qualities of characters in writing. For example, "tall buildings" and the simplicity of indoor furnishings.

2. The material selection embodies the characteristics of "seeing the big from the small". For example, Premier Zhou's supper, Premier Zhou's small swivel chair and Premier's indoor furnishings, which seem to have little to do with "one-night work", are typical materials that can best show Premier Zhou's selfless work, seemingly small but convincing.

3. The language of the article is simple and there are no flowery words.

[Edit this paragraph] Teaching case

Teaching design of one-night work

First, read the text by yourself, understand the main idea and learn new words.

First, let the students read through the text and get a general understanding of the content. Then, let the students read the text again (more than once), and think about the following questions while reading: "From what aspects does the text describe Premier Zhou's all-night work?" Find out the relevant statements and draw them. "Students can also read new words and understand them in combination with the text.

Second, grasp the key words and explore the key content and language expression of the text.

1. Discussion: Which sentences in the text describe Premier Zhou's "hard work"? Which sentences describe the simplicity of life? Which words are used particularly well, highlighting Premier Zhou's "hard work" and "simplicity"? Ask the students to find the sentences first, and then the words. The words found by students may be: one foot high, sentence by sentence, quite long, extremely simple, one, two, a lamp, that's all, a small disk, and the number of stars is clear. After finding out, let the students talk about the benefits of using these words.

2. In the process of students' discussion, the teacher can induce by camera. For example, students talk about the good use of "minimalism" in "Minimalism of Interior Furnishings", which shows that the furnishings of Premier Zhou's office can't be simpler. Teachers can ask: Can you change "minimalism" into "equivalent", "extraordinary" and "extraordinary"? Let the students realize the accuracy and appropriateness of the words used in the text.

Third, practice reading, reciting, speaking and writing.

1.

Pay attention to the guidance of reading key sentences and keywords. For example, reading "This is Premier People's Republic of China (PRC)" and "Have you ever seen such a prime minister?" You should be full of pride. In the previous sentence, read the country name slowly and forcefully; The last sentence should emphasize "like this" and read the rhetorical tone.

It is necessary to arrange enough time to guide students to correctly handle the stress, pause, intonation and speed of reading through self-reading, deskmate reading, group reading in turn, synchronous reading and teacher-student cooperation. For the last two paragraphs of the text, one student can read aloud, and the whole class can read quietly; When reading the author's inner monologue, many students can be arranged to read it over and over again, creating a deep and repeated admiration atmosphere, as if people all over China and even the world are echoing the author from a distance, so that students are influenced by emotions and thoughts.

2. Recite the fragments.

First, guide students to distinguish the focus of the last two paragraphs. The former focuses on what the author says to himself, while the latter focuses on what the author wants to say to the world. Then help students sort out the expression order of these two paragraphs, and finally guide students to extract the guide words:

To myself: New China, overnight, hard work and plain living.

To the whole world: China people and country, one night, every night, do you see it?

After this instruction, let the students read it repeatedly and then recite it.

[Edit this paragraph] Related information

The Last Moment of Zhou Enlai's Life (Excerpt)

On June 1975, Premier Zhou Enlai was admitted to the hospital. Premier Zhou has been working since he was admitted to the hospital. Every day, the secretary selects documents and gives them to Sister Deng to take to the hospital. At the beginning, Premier Zhou personally reviewed documents, read references and read newspapers. Later, when her illness developed, Sister Deng gradually read the documents. Because the Prime Minister is usually very busy and can't catch up with the time, he has no habit of listening to the radio. After admission, the guards and nurses read newspapers to the Prime Minister in turn, and they should read all the news, so they should not be careless at all.

Premier Zhou is still working hard in his hospital bed. Even before you go to the operating table, you must read the documents. In the days of hospitalization, not only did I not change, but I accelerated my work pace. It has repeatedly asked the medical staff to unify the treatment with his work, adapt to the treatment and cooperate with the work, so that the work will not be affected and interfered. He often works continuously for more than ten hours. Premier Zhou's indifference to personal life and high responsibility for his work are too numerous to mention.

3. The first "Literary Generation" Congress is the abbreviation of the first congress of all literary and art workers in China. 1949 was held in Beiping (that is, Beijing) on July 2. Comrade Zhou Enlai made a political report at the meeting.

4. Zhongnanhai, China Sea and South China Sea. Located in Tiananmen Square and the west side of the Palace Museum, it was built in Liao, Jin and expanded in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the founding of New China, Zhongnanhai was the seat of the Central Committee and the State Council.

5. the State Council is the highest administrative organ in China. Before 1954, the Central People's Government of China used this name, which was later changed to the State Council.

Reaction to a book or an article

This text tells that the author witnessed Premier Zhou's all-night work while accompanying him to review the manuscript, praised Premier Zhou's tireless work spirit and simple life style, and expressed his thoughts and feelings of reverence and love for Premier Zhou.

The text first explains the reasons for accompanying Premier Zhou to review the manuscript, then focuses on what he saw and heard when accompanying Premier Zhou to review the manuscript, and finally the author's feelings.

The main purpose of writing this text is to make students influenced by Premier Zhou's great personality. The second is to guide students to understand the expression of the great spirit of the characters through the small things in life and using plain language.

The main point of the text is to accompany Premier Zhou to review the manuscript. This part shows Premier Zhou's noble qualities from two aspects: hard work and simple living.

The difficulty of the text is mainly in the last two paragraphs.

The natural difficulty of these two paragraphs lies in how to sort out the context of the author's emotional development, so as to feel the author's strong feelings.

As I witnessed Premier Zhou's work all night, I personally saw that Premier Zhou's work was so hard and his life was so simple. The author was deeply moved and excited. He wanted to talk to people in a thousand words, but he couldn't find anyone to talk to on the road, so he had to talk to himself. "I keep thinking and telling myself" is the true reflection of that uncontrollable passion. When you are excited, you must have a lot of ideas. The author's first thought is where there is a premier like Premier Zhou in China. So he couldn't help exclaiming, "This is the Prime Minister of our new China".

The author's thoughts turned from vertical to horizontal, so he shouted to the whole world: "Look, this is our China Prime Minister. I saw him working all night. He works like this every night. Have you ever seen such a prime minister? " Here, on the one hand, it expresses the author's excitement and pride in having the opportunity to see Premier Zhou's work overnight; On the other hand, the author thinks of his work every night from Premier Zhou's all-night work, so the author shouts confidently and proudly, "Have you ever seen such a premier?"

Reflection on a Night's Work: Today, I read the article "A Night's Work" with excitement, and I was very moved after reading it. My beloved Premier Zhou worked hard day and night, worked hard for the Chinese nation and lived a simple life, which left a deep impression on me.

He checks sentence by sentence, then draws a small circle after reading one sentence ... sometimes he stops to think, and sometimes he asks me a few words.

How serious and meticulous the Prime Minister is about his work! I was deeply moved by his dedication to personally reading every document and carefully examining it.

There is also a paragraph where a comrade in the duty room sends a snack to the Prime Minister, but there are only two cups of hot green tea and a small dish of peanuts. Besides, there are not many peanuts, so you can count them. ...

This description is very touching. What a simple prime minister! After a hard night, I only ate a small dish of peanuts and drank a small cup of green tea. How does the prime minister compare with those who abuse their power and spend public money on eating, drinking and having fun?

The prime minister is a great man and a mortal. He is recognized as a great man by the people, because he usually demands himself with the demands of mortals. He thinks about his country, but never thinks about himself.

I am a pupil. After reading this article, I understand: I will work for the people in the future, follow Premier Zhou's example, study hard from now on, cherish time, and never "be the boss and apprentice".

[Edit this paragraph] Zhou Enlai information

Born on March 5th, 1898, Yu Xiang. Nickname, chaos. Used to be Feifei, Wu Hao, Shaoshan, Guan Sheng, etc. Originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, I was born in Huai 'an, Jiangsu.

19 13 entered Tianjin Nankai Middle School.

19 17 Studying in Japan.

1965438+returned to China in 2009. Participated in the May 4th Movement in Tianjin, organized the Enlightenment Society, and engaged in anti-imperialist and anti-feudal revolutionary activities.

1920 to 1924 went to France and Germany to work and study, promoted Marxism among China students and European workers, and initiated the organization of the China Youth Production Party (later renamed the China Socialist Youth League).

1922 joined the China * * * production party (introduced by Zhang Shenfu and others), served as the European branch secretary of the China Socialist Youth League, participated in the leadership of the European branch of China * * *, and played an important role in the early party building and league building.

/kloc-0 returned from Paris in August, 1924, and served as the director of the political department of Huangpu Military Academy, the director of the political department of the First Army of the National Revolutionary Army, the chairman, standing committee member and minister of Guangdong and Guangxi Military Departments, and presided over the establishment of the revolutionary armed Ye Ting Independent Regiment under the direct leadership of the Party.

1February 925 and 10/October, led the first and second expeditions to the east, and made great contributions to consolidating and developing Guangdong revolutionary base areas and carrying out the northern expedition.

1926 taught military courses in Guangzhou peasant movement workshop, and went to Shanghai in the winter of the same year as secretary of the Central Military Commission and secretary of the Jiangsu and Zhejiang Military Commissions.

March 1927 led Shanghai workers to win the third armed uprising; In August, he led the Nanchang Uprising, fired the first shot at the Kuomintang reactionaries, made important contributions to the founding of the People's Army, and served as secretary of the former enemy committee of China. In the same month, he was elected as Alternate member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee at the August 7th meeting.

1928 attended the sixth national congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), where he gave a report on military and organizational issues. After that, he insisted on underground work in Shanghai, served as director of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee and secretary of the Central Military Commission, and published Resolutely Eliminating All Non-proletarian Consciousness in the Party and the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China's Instruction Letter to the Front Committee of the Fourth Front Army.

193 1 12 after entering the central revolutionary base area, he served as secretary of the c.o. of the central Soviet area, general political commissar of the Chinese workers and peasants red army and political commissar of the first army, and vice chairman of the central revolutionary military commission.

1in the spring of 933, together with Zhu De, he led and commanded the fourth war against "encirclement and suppression" and won a great victory.

At Zunyi Conference, he firmly supported Mao Zedong's correct line and played a very important role in establishing Mao Zedong's leading position in the whole party. After the Zunyi meeting, he still served as the vice chairman of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission and a member of the three-member Central Military Command Group.

1936 1936 In February, he was appointed as the plenipotentiary of Zhong * * * and went to Ann to negotiate with the arrested Chiang Kai-shek, thus peacefully resolving the An Incident. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, he served as the representative of the Central Committee and secretary of the Nanfang Bureau, and served as the deputy director of the Political Department of the Military Commission of the Kuomintang government. He worked for the party and the United front in Wuhan and Chongqing, where the Kuomintang government was located.

1in August, 945, he and Mao Zedong went to Chongqing to negotiate with the Kuomintang. After the signing of the agreement on October 10th, he led a delegation to stay in Chongqing and Nanjing.

1946165438+10 returned to Yan 'an from Nanjing.

1in March, 947, when the Kuomintang troops attacked the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia border region, they moved to northern Shaanxi. In August of the same year, he served as vice chairman and acting chief of staff of the Central Military Commission.

1September, 948, participated in the three major battles of Liaoshen, Ping Jin and Huaihai. In the same year 10, he served as the vice chairman and chief of staff of the Central Military Commission, 165438, and made immortal contributions in overthrowing the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang, seizing political power by force, and creating a new socialist China.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as Prime Minister, Foreign Minister (concurrently), Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Vice Chairman of the First China People's Political Consultative Conference, and Chairman of the Second and Third Sessions. He is a member of the Fifth Central Committee, a member of the Sixth to Tenth the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, a secretary of the Sixth and Seventh Central Secretariat, a member of the Standing Committee of the Eighth to Tenth Political Bureau of the Central Committee, a vice-chairman of the Eighth and Tenth Central Committees and a representative of the First to Fourth National People's Congress.

When dealing with the daily affairs of the party and the country, he worked with Mao Zedong to formulate the line, principles and policies of the party's socialist construction; He personally presided over the formulation and implementation of several five-year plans for the development of the national economy. 1960 put forward the policy of adjustment, consolidation, enrichment and improvement, and adopted a series of measures to restore and develop the national economy smoothly. It also points out that the vast majority of intellectuals in China are intellectuals of working people, and science and technology play a key role in China's modernization and are of great significance to socialist construction. In international affairs, he participated in formulating and personally implementing major diplomatic decisions, put forward a series of specific principles and policies for diplomatic work, and creatively implemented the party's revolutionary diplomatic line. 1954, he advocated the famous five principles of peace. 1In April, 955, he led a delegation from China to attend the first Asian-African Conference, which contributed to the adoption of the Ten Principles of the Bandung Conference based on the Five Principles of Peace. 196 1 attended the 22nd Congress of the Soviet Union and fought resolutely against Khrushchev's act of splitting the international capitalist movement. During the Cultural Revolution, he took care of the overall situation and worked hard. In order to continue the normal work of the party and the state, he tried his best to reduce losses, protect a large number of cadres inside and outside the party, and waged various forms of struggle against the conspiracy of Lin Biao and Jiang Qing's counter-revolutionary clique. At the Fourth National People's Congress, on behalf of the Party, he put forward a grand plan to realize the modernization of agriculture, industry, national defense and science and technology in an all-round way in this century and make China's national economy walk in the forefront of the world. 1972 He has been working since he was ill.

1976 65438+ died in Beijing on1October 8th at the age of 77.

The main works are compiled into Selected Works of Zhou Enlai.

Mrs Deng Ying Chao.