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Chen Yun (Chinese: 陈云) (13 June 1905 – 10 April 1995) was a Chinese revolutionary leader who was one of the most influential leaders of the People's Republic of China during the 1980s and 1990s and one of the major architects and important policy makers for the reform and opening up period, alongside Deng Xiaoping.

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• .There is another extremely dangerous deviation in our leadership of the workers’ economic struggles, the “Left” deviation. It manifests itself in a one-sided emphasis on the particular interest of a single trade, at the expense of the people’s fundamental interest in the economic development of Soviet areas and the consolidation of Soviet political power.
• It is essential for the Party and trade unions to explain in great detail to the masses of workers that the working class, while striving for higher living standards, must regard economic development in Soviet areas and consolidation of the worker-peasant alliance and of Soviet political power as fundamental to its emancipation. It should be made clear to the workers that the working class cannot emancipate itself without overthrowing the rule of the landlords and the bourgeoisie. The struggle for immediate interests must therefore be integrated as closely as possible with the struggle for complete victory in the revolution.
• Party and trade union organizations should conduct careful investigations to determine whether a capitalist has engaged in sabotage and deal with each case on its own merits. They should lead the workers in a resolute struggle against those capitalists who have deliberately ceased operations in order to undermine the Soviet economy, and they should encourage the workers to exercise supervision over production and management in their stores and workshops. As for capitalists who are shutting down their stores or workshops because there is a genuine shortage of wares or because business is slow, the trade union should take the lead in urging them to continue operations and, at the same time, in voluntarily reducing wages enough to keep the enterprises going.
• As for methods of struggle, we should abandon the bad practice of ordering people about instead of arousing them to action. In the past we made the mistake of acting independently of the masses and relying entirely on government power to arrest capitalists or parade them through the streets in dunce caps. This mistake was corrected, but at the end of last year general strikes were widely called. Again those strikes were staged on order of higher authorities and without careful discussion by the masses. In many cases we used wrong methods because we didn’t understand that in every day-to-day struggle we must rely on the strength of the workers themselves and on their enthusiasm for that struggle.
• Some people ask why the state returned the additional assets the capitalists handed over so quickly, and why it lost no time in paying fixed interest to the capitalists. Concerning the handing over to the state of some additional assets by the capitalists, there were two different cases: some of the capitalists handed over additional assets to the state voluntarily while others were reluctant to do so. Of the additional assets, most were outstanding accounts and there were also some houses, clothes and even coffins, but not much cash. The total additional assets were valued at about 2 million yuan, a very small amount. The government decided to accept a portion of these assets as payments of debts to the state by the capitalists, and to return all the rest of these assets to the capitalists unless they refused to take these back. If we had failed to do that, the capitalists would have become restless and would have complained that the state once again made a fortune.
• China is a big but economically backward country in the socialist camp and has a population comprising two-thirds of the entire population of the camp. Therefore, whether or not we can do our work correctly and prudently has a vital bearing on the overall situation in the whole world. The cooperative transformation of agriculture and handicrafts and the socialist transformation of capitalist industrial and commercial enterprises are an extremely complicated and sharp struggle involving all of the Chinese people. Any mistake in this work will lead to chaos in the socialist transformation. We can say that the successful socialist transformation in China will be beneficial to the world socialist cause. The capitalist countries closely follow the progress of our socialist transformation, and foreign capitalists who come to China are always investigating the situation of the capitalists in China. So it is of great importance to do a good job in peacefully transforming capitalist enterprises.
• It is hard to talk about birth control in Chinese society. Not only women but also men are very shy about buying contraceptives. Therefore, we should extensively publicize the need for birth control so that our people will not shy away. We can call on our Party members not to have more than two children; the prices for birth control pills and contraceptives can be further lowered, and they can even be made available free of charge.
• Ours is a socialist country and our country’s development is planned. The production and development of all enterprises in all parts of the country must be subordinated to the unified state plan. Under no circumstances should they run counter to the plan. Our present industrial management system meets this requirement by and large. Judging from the current situation, however, the present industrial management system has two main defects. First, some enterprises which could be managed by local authorities are still managed directly by the industrial departments of the Central Government. In addition, local administrative organs have too little authority over industrial management; this includes material allocation and financial and personnel management. Second, persons in charge of an enterprise have too little authority over the enterprise, while the industrial administrative department has too much control over the business of that enterprise. These two major defects limit the motivation of local administrative organs and personnel in charge of enterprises. Within the framework of the unified state plan, it is absolutely necessary to empower local governments and enterprises with a certain degree of authority to respond to local conditions.