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Appendix II: Peng Ruilin Recalling the Events at the July 1953 Moganshan Enlarged Plenum of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee

The year 1953 was the fifth year our party had ruled China, and because the democratic revolution had achieved complete victory and there have been splendid results in the period of economic restoration, the prestige of the party in the hearts of the people was high. Just at that time, some leading comrades of the party in Zhejiang became arrogant, and the principle of democratic centralism within the party was gradually weakened. This situation naturally aroused the criticism of some comrades within the party. However, the phenomenon of infringing on the system of democratic centralism was not only not constrained but, on the contrary, developed continually under the slogan of "defending the leadership." This foreshadowed future mistaken and excessive struggles within the party in Zhejiang, and these abnormal inner-party phenomena, which piled up on one another, sowed the seeds for the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s. The main leader of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee (ZPC) at the time (Comrade Tan Qilong) was accustomed to personal leadership, preferred small cliques, and did not listen to differing views. This meant that dissenting views within the party in Zhejiang could not be resolved for a long time.