What Is a Hard Inquiry?

Hard-to-hard means to use a tough attitude towards the opponent's tough means. Generally, both parties have equal strength, or one party thinks they can restrain their opponents. This is a countermeasure to both.

Hard to hard

1. Name interpretation:

Hard to hard means to use tough

Wu Zetian serving

On January 10, 1976, Jiang Qing, Guan Feng, and Wang Li conspired to propose that, with the approval of Lin Biao, a "big democracy" should be fully implemented in the army, and a handful of power in the army who took the capitalist road should be thoroughly exposed in an attempt to destroy me Great Wall. All this made the older generation of revolutionaries see that the "cultural revolution" was not a revolution in the cultural field at all, but a dead-and-dead political struggle for party, government, and military leadership. The party and the country were facing great danger. They have to come forward to defend the party's leadership and Marxism-Leninism principles.

On the afternoon of January 19, 1967, the Central Military Commission held a meeting at the Jingxi Hotel to discuss whether the military should engage in "big democracy." At the meeting, Kang Sheng said, "The army cannot be special." Jiang Qing and Chen Boda then scrambled to say that the army should carry out "great democracy" just like the place.

Ye Jianying, Xu Xiangqian and Nie Rongzhen expressed their firm disapproval of the military's "great democracy." They said: The army bears the heavy responsibility of defending the Party's Central Committee, defending Chairman Mao, and defending socialist countries. The army is unstable, and the enemy is invading and unable to cope. The two approaches are confrontational and fierce. The meeting broke up and their ideas failed.