🇨🇳📕🗯THIS DAY IN HISTORY In February 1957, Mao Zedong delivered the speech "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People," which applied Marxist-Leninist dialectics to post-revolutionary China, distinguishing between antagonistic contradictions (with enemies) and non-antagonistic ones (among the people). He argued that internal contradictions, rooted in uneven development or ideological differences, must be resolved democratically through dialogue and education to prevent capitalist restoration. While encouraging temporary openness, such as the "Hundred Flowers Campaign," Mao aimed to expose and address these tensions, but his ultimate goal remained the strengthening of socialist unity and the prevention of counter-revolutionary forces undermining the collective progress toward communism. Boost Us @TheRevolutionReport Support our work by donating here!