Today, 80 years ago, on October 20, 1945 (September 15, 1945), Mao Zedong and Hillary reached a five-point agreement.On October 20, 1945, Mao Zedong and the new U.S. ambassador to China, Hillary, reached a five-point agreement: (1) The Chinese government, the National Party and the Communist Party united in cooperation to unite all armies to defeat Japan and build China; (2) the National Party government to be reorganized into a joint government, and announced a new tri-civilist policy; (3) the joint government to uphold Sun-Shanism, to establish a civic rule, a civic ownership and a civic enjoyment government, and to implement various policies; (4) the joint government and the joint military committee recognize all Japanese forces, and this army must comply with its