 | 438 頁
...efficacy of Mao's famous "unity-criticism-unity" policy for dealing with erring comrades, the policy of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the illness to save the patient". In these cases, the "illness" of disaffection and opposition to Mao had... | |
 | 1967 - 794 頁
...on the question of cadres. Holding fast to the general orientation of struggle, we adopt the policy of "Learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the sickness in order to save the patient" when dealing with those cadres who have erred but who have not opposed... | |
 | James Chester Cheng - 1980 - 124 頁
...themselves." His purpose was to guide them enthusiastically onto the correct path based on the policy of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the sickness to save the patient," in order to spare them the disgraceful fate of incurring irreparable damage to their bodies and reputations... | |
 | William B. Simons, Stephen White - 1984 - 566 頁
...violate Party discipline, depending on the nature and the seriousness of their mistakes and in the spirit of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones, and curing the sickness to save the patient". Party members who violate administrative discipline and the law must be subject to administrative disciplinary... | |
 | Zedong Mao - 1986 - 920 頁
...who hold a one-sided view of problems; of course, they are to be criticized and helped in the spirit of learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones, and curing the illness to save the patient. Some people argue that since the rectification is to be conducted and... | |
 | James T. Myers, Jürgen Domes, Erik von Groeling - 1986 - 602 頁
...mistake, and the case is one of contradiction among the people. Towards these comrades we must apply the principle of learning from past mistakes to avoid...ones and curing the sickness to save the patient. In the struggle against the Lin Piao anti-Party clique, Chairman Mao summed up experience in the inner-Party... | |
 | James T. Myers, Jürgen Domes, Milton D. Yeh - 1989 - 486 頁
...of the masses. In the meantime, we should educate the masses and the cadres, persist in the policy of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the sickness to save the patient," and correctly treat the cadres who have committed mistakes, but not arrest or beat them. We shall also... | |
 | James T. Myers, Jürgen Domes, Erik von Groeling - 1986 - 532 頁
...cadres committing mistakes, the communes or brigades should adhere to the principle of learning from the past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the sickness to save the patients, educating them to rectify their mistakes conscientiously and advance continuously. For those... | |
 | Jiaqi Yan, Gao Gao - 1996 - 706 頁
...Poetry, novels, prose, and literary criticism are lacking. As for writers, we should implement the policy of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones, and curing the sickness to save the patient." We should help everyone, except for those who hide and engage in serious counterrevolutionary activities.24... | |
 | Michael Schoenhals - 1996 - 444 頁
...understanding and support them in their work. The attitude to be taken in criticizing them must be that of "learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones and curing the sickness to save the patient," which Chairman Mao has always taught. Former cadres removed from office in the "four clean-ups" movement... | |
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... learning from past mistakes to avoid future ones' and 'curing the sickness to save the patient', in order to achieve the twofold objective of clarity in ideology and unity among comrades". 
