On this day, 83 years ago, on July 3, 1942 (May 20, 1942 in the lunar calendar), representatives of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party continued negotiations in Chongqing. On the evening of July 3, 1942, some confidential personnel of the Office of the Communist Party of China in Chongqing, Dong Biwu, the representative of the Communist Party of China in Chongqing, followed a telegram from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and had a two-hour meeting with Wang Shijie, a representative of the Kuomintang. On the 11th, the Kuomintang resumed talks with Zhou Enlai and Dong Biwu on Zhang Zhizhong. Representatives of the Communist Party of China mainly expressed the following points: (1) The Communist Party of China has firm confidence in the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. (2) We must encounter unprecedented difficulties before we achieve victory. (3) The main way to overcome the difficulties is cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. There can always be negotiated solutions to military and political issues that hinder the unity of the two parties. This is because A. The Communist Party of China's army resisted Japan under the leadership of the chairman. It has a different history and has its own characteristics. It is absolutely impossible to turn it into another special kind at once. Under a truly democratic republic, the Communist Party of China has no intention of maintaining a special army forever;B. On the issue of political power, although the Communist Party of China has local and temporary political power, for the sake of anti-Japanese needs, the Communist Party of China has yet to have a national political power system that opposes the central power, which is different from having a central power during the civil war. (4) Please contact the staff and return to Yan 'an as soon as possible. (5) Please appoint personnel from the central government to keep in touch with representatives of the Communist Party of China frequently. (6) Ask the Central Committee to understand the political attitude expressed in the "July 7th" Declaration of the Communist Party of China. At the same time, Zhou and Dong both raised the issue of asking the Kuomintang to release Ye Ting and Liao Chengzhi, and asked to see Chiang. Wang and Zhang both readily agreed to send back the liaison staff and agreed to convey the Communist Party's request to meet Chiang, but only emphasized the issue of military and political unity, calling it the crux of resolving the relationship between the two parties. Therefore, on the one hand, Wang and Zhang asked Zhou and Dong to consider specific measures, but on the other hand, they clearly proposed whether further negotiations should still be based on He and Bai Haodian, the "Central Reminder Case." Before the results were negotiated, Wang and Zhang unanimously said that it was difficult to convey the release of Ye Ting and other matters.