Today, 82 years ago, on June 1, 1943 (April 29, 1943 in the lunar calendar), Mao Zedong called Peng Dehuai to re-estimate War of Resistance against Japan. On June 1, 1943, Mao Zedong called Peng Dehuai to analyze the current situation of the Kuomintang and re-estimate the development of War of Resistance against Japan. Mao Dian pointed out that the Kuomintang had no proper measures against the enemy, foreign countries (Britain and the United States), the Communist Party, the people and the party (central and local governments, Xixi and rejuvenation), and the crisis was growing day by day. They had no countermeasures to Tojo's new policy of supporting Wang and overthrowing Chiang Kai-shek. The number of Kuomintang surrenderers to Japan increased, and their combat effectiveness was greatly damaged. At present, Britain and the United States are still concentrating their efforts on Germany and giving little assistance to Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek was very suspicious of our party and was unwilling to solve the relationship between the two parties. There were four civil uprisings in Gansu, Guizhou, Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces, and Chiang Kai-shek had no choice but to suppress them. The internal disputes of the Kuomintang are endless and there is a growing trend. All this puts the situation of the Anti-Japanese War in an increasingly difficult position. Mao re-estimated the development trend of War of Resistance against Japan and put forward the future tasks of the Communist Party of China (CPC). The message pointed out that it still needs to be prepared for three years for the Anti-Japanese War. At that time, the situation in China deserved deep attention. Our party should strive to consolidate and stand undefeated in these three years. Use all means to adhere to the indispensable base areas against the enemy, and pay attention to the best strategies in the military struggle against "mopping up" and "encroaching" and the political struggle to dismantle the enemy and puppet puppets. The Kuomintang should try its best to avoid major military conflicts, so that all its strength can be used against the enemy. In addition to adhering to the "three-three system", the people in the liberated areas behind enemy lines should vigorously develop agriculture and handicrafts. If the people's (mainly peasants) economy tends to be exhausted, our party will not be able to survive. Therefore, apart from organizing people's production, the production of the party, government and army itself is extremely important. Regarding the inner-party policy, first, rectify the three winds (the one-year plan should be adhered to); The second is to examine cadres (including checking mole); The third is to preserve cadres (send a large number of cadres to the rear to study). If the above can be implemented without making big mistakes, our party will be invincible.