On this day, 94 years ago, on February 8, 1931 (December 21, 1930 in the lunar calendar), the Communist Party of China issued a land reform policy that enabled farmers to obtain more land ownership rights. On February 8, 1931, the Central Bureau of the Soviet Area of the Communist Party of China issued a notice on "Land Issues and Anti-Rich Peasant Strategies." The notice pointed out: "Farmers are small private producers, and it is their nature to preserve private ownership." "They enthusiastically rose up and participated in the agrarian revolution. Their purpose was not only to obtain the right to use the land, but also to obtain the right to ownership of the land." "Only by enabling the broad masses of farmers to obtain the only land ownership they desire during the revolution can they strengthen their enthusiasm for the Agrarian Revolution and the victory of the National Soviet, and only then can the Agrarian Revolution be deeper." The circular criticized the mistake of "confiscating all land" and believed that "the danger of this mistake must be that the rich peasants use it for counter-revolutionary propaganda, while the agrarian revolutionary peasants still cannot obtain land. This will shake the broad masses of middle and poor peasants who are rich in private nature, and affect the development of the revolution and even the final victory of the agrarian revolution." The notice adheres to the slogan of equally dividing land, but believes that it must be used flexibly according to circumstances.