On this day, 59 years ago, on December 9, 1966 (October 28, 1966 in the lunar calendar), the central government issued ten regulations on grasping revolution and promoting production. Ten Provisions on Grasping Revolution and Promoting Production (Draft) On December 9, 1966, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued the "Ten Provisions on Grasping Revolution and Promoting Production (Draft)". The main contents are: First, the Cultural Revolution was to promote people's ideological revolution and drive production development. 2. The masses shall elect a cultural revolutionary group, cultural revolutionary committee or cultural revolutionary representative conference that can represent them, so that the masses can educate themselves and liberate themselves during the Cultural Revolution. Except for three to eight hours of work, except for discussing production issues once a week, the masses themselves negotiated and arranged the Cultural Revolution. 4. Adhere to the eight-hour work system, abide by labor disciplines, and complete production quotas. 5. Ensure product quality and strive for high quality. 6. Seriously discuss with the workers to improve or transform the team leading production. 7. Problems must be resolved through consultation at the unit. When necessary, the workers can send a small number of representatives to the higher authorities to report. When especially necessary, they can also send a small number of representatives to Beijing to report. Do not leave the factories and mines in large numbers. 8. During the Cultural Revolution, leaders of factories and mines were not allowed to retaliate because of criticism and disclosure of facts by the masses. They were not allowed to deduct wages or be expelled for this reason. Revolutionary workers who have been labeled as "counter-revolutionaries" must be rehabilitated. 9. According to the provisions of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, workers have the right to establish revolutionary organizations in the cultural revolution. If the masses and workers 'organizations have opinions with each other, they must persist in fighting with literature rather than fighting with violence. 10. Revolutionary connections between workers in various units and workers 'organizations can be held in this city in their spare time. Schools can go to factories and mines in a planned manner to conduct revolutionary connections in workers 'spare time. Workers can also send representatives to the city's schools to conduct revolutionary connections.