A model of dedication

During the Cultural Revolution, once, Premier Zhou worked continuously for three days and nights, and arranged seven meetings that night. He was so tired that he fell ill again, and the pain was unbearable. He stood up, with his back against his abdomen, and continued to listen patiently to everyone's report. Comrades attending the meeting asked the Prime Minister to sit down. The Prime Minister whispered, "I can't sit. I fell asleep as soon as I sat down. "

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Zhou Enlai (1898 ~ 1976), a great Marxist, a great proletarian revolutionist, a politician, a strategist and a diplomat, is one of the main leaders of the Party and the country, one of the main founders of the People's Liberation Army in China, the founding father of the people of China, and an important member of the first generation of central leadership collective of the Party with Comrade Mao Zedong at the core.