On this day, 39 years ago, September 2, 1986 (July 28, 1986, the lunar calendar), Deng Xiaoping accepted Wallace TV interview to talk about Sino-Soviet and Sino-US relations. On September 2, 1986, Deng Xiaoping, director of the Advisory Commission of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, talked about Sino-Soviet relations, Sino-US relations, China's reunification and domestic situation in a TV interview with Wallace, reporter of the "Sixty Minutes" program of Colombia. Regarding Sino-Soviet relations, Deng Xiaoping said that Gorbachev's speech in Vladivostok was something new, but it was not a big step. We still need to observe what the Soviet Union's internal policy towards China is like. China and the Soviet Union are actually in a hot spot and confrontation, but the way is to confront China through the Vietnam army. If the Soviet Union can help Vietnam withdraw its troops from Cambodia, I would like to meet Gorbachev. I believe that such a meeting is very meaningful for improving Sino-Soviet relations and normalizing Sino-Soviet state-to-state relations. Regarding Sino-US relations, Deng Xiaoping said that there is also an obstacle to Sino-US relations, that is, the Taiwan issue. It is hoped that during President Reagan's administration, Sino-US relations will be further developed, including the United States 'ability to make a difference on the issue of reunification of China. Regarding the issue of reunification of China, Deng Xiaoping said that all descendants of the Yellow Emperor want the reunification of China. We have adopted the "one country, two systems" approach to solve the reunification issue, and there is no loss to the people of Taiwan. Regarding the domestic situation, Deng Xiaoping said that the first principle of socialism is to develop production; the second is to get rich together. China's current policies will not lead to polarization. China's current policies will not change. The people believe that the current policies are correct. Whoever changes the current policies will be overthrown.