Unity

The unification of our country, the unity of our people and the unity of our various nationalities - these are the basic guarantees of the sure triumph of our cause.

Source: On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People (February 27, 1957). 1st pocket ed., pp. 1-2.

國家的統一，人民的團結，國內各民族的團結，這是我們的事業必定要勝利的基本保證。

It is only through the unity of the Communist Party that the unity of the whole class and the whole nation can be achieved, and it is only through the unity of the whole class and the whole nation that the enemy can be defeated and the national and democratic revolution accomplished.

Source: "Win the Masses in Their Millions for the Anti-Japanese National United Front" (May 7, 1937), Selected Works, Vol. I, p. 292.*

只有經過共產黨的團結，才能達到全階級和全民族的團結，只有經過全階級全民族的團結，才能戰勝敵人，完成民族和民主革命的任務。

We shall solidly unite all the forces of our Party on democratic centralist principles of organization and discipline. We shall unite with any comrade if he abides by the Party's Programme, Constitution and decisions.

Source: "On Coalition Government" (April 24, 1945), Selected Works, Vol. III, p. 317.*

我們要把我們黨的一切力量在民主集中制的組織和紀律的原則之下，堅強地團結起來。不論什麼同志，只要他是願意服從黨綱、黨章和黨的決議的，我們就要和他團結。

On Coalition Government — April 1945 political report to the 7th Congress; many quotations on party and masses come from it.

This democratic method of resolving contradictions among the people was epitomized in 1942 in the formula "unity, criticism, unity". To elaborate, it means starting from the desire for unity, resolving contradictions through criticism or struggle and arriving at a new unity on a new basis. In our experience this is the correct method of resolving contradictions among the people.

Source: On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People (February 27, 1957), 1st pocket ed., p. 12.

在一九四二年，我們曾經把解決人民內部矛盾的這種民主的方法，具體化為一個公式，叫做「團結——批評——團結」。講詳細一點，就是從團結的願望出發，經過批評或者鬥爭使矛盾得到解決，從而在新的基礎上達到新的團結。按照我們的經驗，這是解決人民內部矛盾的一個正確的方法。

This [our] army has achieved remarkable unity in its own ranks and with those outside its ranks. Internally, there is unity between officers and men, between the higher and lower ranks, and between military work, political work and rear service work; and externally, there is unity between the army and the people, between the army and government organizations, and between our army and the friendly armies. It is imperative to overcome anything that impairs this unity.

Source: "On Coalition Government" (April 24, 1945), Selected Works, Vol. III, p. 264.*

這個軍隊有一個很好的內部和外部的團結。在內部——官兵之間，上下級之間，軍事工作、政治工作和後勤工作之間；在外部——軍民之間，軍政之間，我友之間，都是團結一致的。一切妨害團結的現象，都在必須克服之列。

On Coalition Government — April 1945 political report to the 7th Congress; many quotations on party and masses come from it.