CHINESE COMMUNIST POLICY AS UNDERSTOOD BY MINORITY PARTY MEMBERS

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R010600150009-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 22, 2002
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: February 29, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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I. On 13 December 1951, the Farmers and Workers Democratic Party held a amen
discass.:_on meeting in the house of PrENG Tse can CIO .111% ) at which various
protlem3 relating to the international and domestic situation and policies
for the coming year were discussed. Among the 12 people attending were
CHI Fang, HUANG Chi-heiang, YANG Po47"ai ( ,/f15,11g ), and CHUAKG Ming-yuan
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2. CHI 178ng expressed his viewson Chinese Communist policy in the Korean
War as :ollowsz
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The United States has been insincere- in seeking a ceaee-fire agreement
beeause once peace is attained the American Government would no longer
ha,,e an excuse to make its people prepae fpr wale.
b. The United States fears that if a cease-firs agreement is reached,
Chfnese Communist troops from Korea may renace Taiwan or assist in
the liberation of Southeast Asia. ,
c, Once the military phase of the Korean problem is fininhed, problems
would immediately .rise which -Coe Uniteo States is in no position to
so:.ve by political means.
d. The Chinese Communists' policy is to see political solutions to
mi:itary problems, and their final goal is still admittance to United
Nations membershiee restitution of Taiwn? and a restored partition
of Korea.
e. The Chinese Carmunists are unable to bring about an immediate cease- -
fire in Korea without forcing the Soviet hand in international dealings,
but they are unwilling to expand the fighting..
3. P711,N,1 Tve-min commented that the Chinese Comeunists will exhaust every
possLblE political means to solve the Taiwan emblem before lisleing Ermed
iava3ior. If a Korean cease-nre is arrangee. the Chinese Commurists are
not..eoirg to attack Taiwan immediately. If e lease-fire fLe not attained:
an i .reFion of Taiwan would pose problems of inadequate Military strengtt
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aiad gR policy. Unless the Chinese Communists are sure of full-sez,ae .Leviet
baCeinv, they will not do anything reckless.
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Regerd1ng(7,1t.0. Asia and the Democratic Republic : of Vietnam (DRV4 HANG
Chi-hsiang commented that HO Chir,minh, being -rope nationaliztic than communlatief,
doee net enjoy as full vlet confidence as the Chinese Communists, During the
fell:: of 1951, there was an incipient movement among the Communists to force HO
Chi-mira to reorganize his government. Unles:F something crucial developee the
USSIL will give no large-scale aid to NO Chi-minh before they have firmer control
oVer him. Any Soviet aid to the JURV must go through the Chinese Communiste?
The Chinese Cannot/nista will not send troepa overtly into Indochina and provoke
aAoA.ter Korean situation, but will continue t upply arms and material,
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