On this day, 58 years ago, on March 10, 1967 (January 30, 1967 in the lunar calendar), the temporary power body during the "Cultural Revolution" was established. The rebels listed their names in front of the office building of the Revolutionary Committee of the Beijing City. On March 10, 1967, the People's Daily reprinted the editorial of the Red Flag magazine "On the Three Combinations of Revolution." The editorial conveyed Mao Zedong's latest instructions: In these places and units where power is needed, the revolutionary "three-in-one" policy must be implemented and a revolutionary, representative and temporary power body with proletarian authority must be established. The name of this institution is called the Revolutionary Committee... The "three combinations" here mean that the revolutionary committee must include representatives of the military, cadres and the masses. After the editorial was published, the "Revolutionary Committee" became the name of political power organs at all levels during the "Cultural Revolution". Beijing City Revolutionary Committee was established. Xie Fuzhi delivered a speech at the inaugural meeting. The establishment of the Henan Province Revolutionary Committee