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! ah 6 Serviny, Tho People Wo should bo modest ard prudnet, puard against arr rogance and razhness, and cerve the Chinese People heart and soul ... Dur paing of departur: ie to sorve the people vholr heartedly and never for a rosent diveres eurselves from the masses, to prceed inali cases froia the interests or, from the interests of a sinl}. group, and to identify our responsibility to the people with our responsibility to the leading organs of the Party. = The organs of atate mast practise democrtic cen- . tralism, they uust rely on the masses and their per- sonnel gust serve the people Comrade Bethunes spirit, his uttor devotion to others without enynthougit of self, was shown in his boundless sense of reponsibility in hit work and his boundless warm- herted ness towards ell conrades and he people. Every © Communist must learn from hii. > VW mus 013 learn the spirit of absolute selflessness from him.With this spiriteveryone can be very useful to the peoplo. A miun‘s ability may be gteat or small, but af he has this cpirit, he is already nobleninded and | pure, a man of moral intogrity and above vuigar interests, , a men who is af valke to the people. . \ \ Fourth Arizics led by our Farty are battalionc of the ro- volution. These battalions of ours are whoily dedicated to the liberation off the peopleand work entirely in the people's interests. OUr Communist Party and the Eighth Route and New F \ \ \ 3 All our cadres, whatever their rank, are servants of the people, and whatever we do is to serve the people. HOw then cen we be reluctant to discard any of our bad traits? OUr duty is to-hold ourselves responsible to the p people. Every word, every act and every policy must con- - form to the people's interosts, and if mistakes occur, . they must be correctod- that is whet being responsible to the people.means. Whgrever thore strusgle there is sacrifice, and death 42 a comnon occurrence. But we have the interests of the people’ and the suiferings of the great majoritu at heart, andwhen we die for the people it is a worthy death. Nevertheless, we chould do our best to avoid unnecessary sacrificos All men mst die, byt death can vary in its significance -’ The ancient Cuinese writcr Szuma Chien said, "Though deth befalls all men alike, it m&y be haveavier than Kount Tei . or lighter than a feather." To die for the people is heavier than Mount Tai, byt to work for the fascists and.die for _ the exploiterd and oppressors is lightor than a feather. ~ ~™ en Were = POT iy RSEAS SAN GY ER eG RS . MEA A MT oT Resco