On this day, 59 years ago, on March 28, 1966 (March 7, 1966, the lunar calendar), Mao Zedong began to talk with Kang Sheng and others in Shanghai. From March 28 to 30, 1966, Mao Zedong talked with Kang Sheng, Jiang Qing and others three times in Shanghai, severely accusing the Beijing Municipal Party Committee and the Central Propaganda Department of harboring bad people and not supporting the leftists. He said: Beijing City cannot penetrate the needle or splash, so it wants to dissolve the Municipal Party Committee; the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee is the "King of Hell's Hall" and wants to "overthrow the King of Hell and liberate the little ghosts"; Wu Han and Jian Bozan are scholars, and there are also big party leaders who protect them (referring to Peng Zhen); He also named and criticized Deng Tuo, Wu Han, and Liao Mosha for writing "Sanjiacun Notes" and Deng Tuo's "Yanshan Night Talks" as anti-party and anti-socialist. Mao Zedong also called on local governments to revolt and attack the central government, saying that more Sun Wukong should appear in various places to cause trouble in the Heavenly Palace. Mao Zedong's remarks heralded that the storm of the "Cultural Revolution" was approaching.