Zhou Ming recalled that when he was working in the reference room of the editorial department of Jinchaji Daily at 1942, Deng Tuo greeted him and gave him a book "Works of Comrade Mao Zedong" and a collection of works of Comrade Mao Zedong published in Yan 'an and other anti-Japanese bases. Comrade Deng Tuo also pays great attention to the collection of Mao Zedong's poems and handwriting, such as the manuscript of The Theory of New Democracy, which he will collect after typography. 1946, the painter Yin Shoushi came to Zhangjiakou and showed the letter from Comrade Mao Zedong to Mr. Liu Yazi and the manuscript of Qinyuanchun. He immediately made a edition and collected it. 1April, 948, Ren came to Chengnanzhuang, Fuping County, Zhu De, Wu also came from Pingshan, and Chen Yi also came from East China. The Politburo is meeting here. At this time, Comrade Mao Zedong gave his speech at the meeting of cadres in Shanxi and Suiyuan to Shanxi-Chaji Daily for publication. After the press release, Comrade Mao Zedong. Xinhua News Agency broadcast to the whole country according to the final version proofread by Comrade Mao Zedong. Comrade Deng Tuo treasured two proofs of the newspaper. The "May 1" slogan issued by the CPC Central Committee 1948 was issued in Chengnanzhuang, Fuping County. Article 5 of this slogan, "All democratic parties, people's organizations and social leaders quickly convene a political consultative conference to discuss and realize the convening of a people's congress and the establishment of a democratic Coalition government", was written by Comrade Mao Zedong in his own handwriting. Deng Tuo cherished the manuscript and told him to give it to him as soon as it was arranged. During the Anti-Japanese War, we can read Chairman Mao's poems, such as "The Red Army is not afraid of expeditions, and Qianshan has only leisure", and we can read Yun's poems, such as "Wandering around the Jianghu, recalling the past, making an old friend die", all of which were copied from Deng Tuo.
Jin recalled that in the summer of 1965, he went to Deng Tuo's home in Beijing. On the wall of his desk, there is a calligraphy written by Chairman Mao, Pipa Xing, which he has never seen before, and it is also the best calligraphy work of Chairman Mao (including replicas) he has ever seen. He carefully watched and appreciated the brush strokes of the dragon and tiger leaping, and was surprised. Deng Tuo cocked his head and smiled sweetly. He also likes the unpublished works of the chairman.
The bamboo (inscribed poem) is old and lush in front of the stage, but it seems to have been laid for thousands of years. The most important thing is to remain modest and strong, and I don't know the cold after the storm.