The classic lines of "Deng Xiaoping" in the historical turning point

1. When talking about Daqing's historical status and contribution to Deng Xiaoping, he said: "The Daqing working class has made outstanding contributions to the country's oil industry. The red flag of Daqing is Chairman Mao’s tree and an example for the entire Chinese working class to learn.

2. When talking about caring for the lives of employees, Deng Xiaoping said: The harder our workers in Daqing, the more our leadership team in Daqing care about the lives of our workers. To listen to their reasonable demands, we must do everything possible to make them live well and eat deliciously. Let our workers' children, kindergartens, and nationals, middle schools, and high schools.

3. When talking about the low wages of Daqing employees, Deng Xiaoping said: I repeat, the wages of our Daqing workers are too low and should be raised.

4. When Deng Xiaoping left the leadership of Daqing, he said: The house should be better built to cover the building. I will come back to Daqing next time. I no longer want to see all the houses that are “dry-base”. I want to see our workers have lived in beautiful buildings. I said, you are not against it.

5. My life is most like watching football. As early as the early 1920s, when I was working hard in France, I loved football.

6. The black whistle of the football referee must not!

7. Chinese football must be picked up from the doll!

8. China will send judges to study abroad and train their own international football referees.

9. Chinese football needs to learn and communicate with foreign countries. In such a big country, football must be done in order to get it!

10. The football is not going up, the people want to marry the mother.

11. Living in a “dry-base” house can only illustrate the glorious history of Daqing’s past. Our workers are still living in the “dry-base” house. It is not a pride, nor a achievement, nor a glorious one. Can only say that our work can not keep up. Our workers are working hard, but the conditions for their living are like this. If we say that socialism always allows our industrial workers to live in such a simple house, what should socialism do? The so-called "first production, then life", can be said in the short term, long-term, not. Our well-drilled captain, who is not tired on the rig, but fell in the "dry-base" house, is heartbreaking!