"中国人把结婚叫红喜事,死人叫做白喜事,合起来叫红白喜事,我看很有道理。中国人是懂得辩证法的。结婚可以生小孩,母亲分裂出孩子来.是个突变,是喜事。一个母亲分数出三个、两个,一个小人出来。多子女的分裂出六个、七个,七个、八个,甚至十个,像航空母舰一样。我不是不赞成节育,我是讲辩证法,是说新事物的发生,人的生产,这是喜事,是变化,一个变两个,两个变四个。至于死亡,老百姓也叫喜事。一方面并追悼会,哭鼻子,要送葬,人之常情。另一方面是喜事。也确实是喜事。你们设想,如果孔夫子还在,也在怀仁堂开会,他二千多岁了,就很不妙。讲辩证法而又不赞成灭亡,是形而上学。有灾难,是社会现象。灾变,是宇宙根本的规律。生是突变,死也是突变。由生到死几十年的渐变。假如蒋介石死了。我们都会鼓掌。杜勒斯死了,我们没有掉眼泪。这是因为旧社会事物的灭亡是好事,大家都希望。新事物的产生是好事,新事物的灭亡当然不好。如一九零五举俄国革命的失败。南方我们根据地的丢失,等于现在的苗子被雹子和暴雨打掉,这当然不好,这就发生补苗问题。"
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Anti-fascistsPoets from ChinaGeneral Secretaries and Chairmen of the Communist Party of ChinaAnti-imperialistsNon-fiction authors from China
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Speech at The Eighth Party Congress (May 20, 1958)
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