“Translation:In many places, bandits had begun to infiltrate peasants movement, gradually bandits directly are helping the peasant's struggle, this is a fact that we communist party members should be aware of the relationship between party members and bandits. We(communist party members) should infiltrate among the bandits…. we can organize them into the struggle of revolution.”

— Wang Ming

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「在許多地方的土匪漸與農民運動相接近，漸漸直接的幫助農民的鬥爭，這種事實尤其使共產黨員不能不注意到他們對於土匪的關係的問題。我們應當鑽進土匪隊伍中去……可以組織他們作革命的爭鬥」（《武裝暴動》的序言指示）

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