...device was employed: the mass line. Mao Tse-tung has described the mass line in brief and lucid fashion: In all practical work of our Party, correct leadership can only be developed in the principle of "from the masses, to the masses." This means summing up (ie coordinating and systematising...

...Mao as the principle of "from the masses, to the masses." In Mao's words, "this means summing up ... the views of the masses (ie, views scattered and unsystematic), then taking the resulting ideas back to the masses, explaining and popularizing them until the masses embrace the ideas as their...

...from the Central Committee's "Resolution on Methods of Leadership," drafted by Comrade Mao Zedong - "summing up (ie, coordinating and systematizing after...scattered and unsystematic), then taking the resulting ideas back to the masses, explaining and popularizing them until the masses embrace the ideas as their...

...linking of the general with the specific, and, second, the linking of the leadership with the masses In all practical work of our Party, correct leadership...the principle of 'from the masses, to the masses.' . . . The basic method of leadership is to sum up the views of the masses, take the results back to...

...expressed in an earlier 1943 resolution of the Central Committee. In all practical work of our Parry, correct leadership can only be developed on the principle..."from the masses to the masses." This means summing up the views of the masses then taking the resulting ideas back to the masses, explaining them and popularizing...

...linking of the general with the specific, and, second, the linking of the leadership with the masses ... In all practical work of our Party, correct leadership...the principle of 'from the masses, to the masses' . . . The basic method of leadership is to sum up the views of the masses, take the results back to...