81 years ago today, on July 13, 1944 (May 23, 1944), the CCP's policy towards the big bourgeoisie and the Anglo-American bourgeoisie. On July 13, 1944, the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued a telegram to the Jinchaji Branch on the question of policy towards the Chinese big bourgeoisie and the Anglo-American bourgeoisie. The telegram pointed out: 1. Policy towards the Chinese big bourgeoisie. The Chinese big bourgeoisie, which is still resisting Japan, is revolutionary in its resistance to Japan and should unite. This is the main thing. Those who are not active in resisting Japan and oppose the democratic revolutionary side should resolutely struggle, but this is a struggle for the central purpose of united resistance to Japan and is subordinate to united resistance to Japan. The anti-Japanese landlords and warlords also have such two sides, and our party treats them with a revolutionary two-sided policy (unity and struggle). 2. Policy towards the Anglo-American bourgeoisie. The anti-fascist Anglo-American bourgeoisie is revolutionary in its anti-fascist point, but they also have many factions within themselves. The pro-German and Japanese factions are reactionary; the United Soviet Union is anti-Soviet, anti-fascist and anti-democratic factions are less revolutionary; the factions that place more emphasis on the United Soviet Union and democracy, such as the Roosevelt and Wallace factions in the United States, are also more revolutionary. The American proletariat supports the latter faction in order to jointly oppose fascism and the domestic independents and diehards. 3. Adopt a general policy according to the specific attitude of each class towards the revolution. In today's China and the world, the division and integration of armed forces, political power, and class forces between the enemy, us, and friends are extremely complex, and sometimes extremely rapid. Simplified formulas of strategy and tactics are often unable to solve problems. However, according to the specific attitude of each class towards the revolution, we should adopt the general policy of using contradictions to win over the majority, oppose the minority, and defeat the most reactionary elements one by one.