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Mr. Mao Tse-tung, supreme leader of China, has appealed to the nation to work harder, "be honest and modest, earnest and industrious" to build China into a great industrial country, the New China News Agency reported from Hong Kong. Addressing the first session of the National People's Congress - China's first elected Congress - on September 15, Mr. Mao said: "Our general task is to unite the people of the whole country, to win the support of all our friends in all nations, to strive to build up a great Socialist State, to bestir ourselves to defend peace between nations and to further the cause of human progress. The meeting is a milestone marking the new victories won and new advances made by our people since the founding of our Republic in 1949. The Constitution to be framed and adopted at the present session will greatly advance our country's socialist cause. The people of our country should work hard and do their best to learn from the experience of the Soviet Union and of other brother countries. They should be prepared, in the course of several five-year plans, to build our country, at present economically and culturally backward, into a great, industrialised country with a high standing of modern culture. Ours is a righteous cause and righteous cause is invulnerable to any enemy. The core of our strength is the Communist Party of China. The theoretical basis which guides our thinking is Marxism and Leninism. We are fully confident that we can overcome all difficulties and hardships."
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