关于在社会舆论上实行对敌人一律和对人民允许不一律的方针,是毛泽东为社会主义中国规定的出版自由(即新闻自由)的立法基调。“五·四”运动之后的毛泽东明确指出,我对于绝对的自由主义,都只认为于理论上说得好听,事实上是做不到的。他主张实行改革,以外争国权,内图民权。他说,各种改革,一言以蔽之,由强权得自由。在以后的实际斗争中,他主张通过流血斗争从反动政权夺取自由。由此开始,毛泽东明确地把自由、报刊同无产阶级的阶级专政联系在一起。这一点,在1925年他写的《<政治周报>发刊理由》体现得异常鲜明。他说:“为什么出版政治周报?为了革命。为了使中华民族 The principle of exercising unification with the enemy and with the people in the social media is the keynote of the legislative framework of Mao Zedong’s publishing freedom (ie freedom of the press) stipulated for socialist China. After the May Fourth Movement, Mao Zedong made it clear that all I think of absolute liberalism is that it is sound in theory and can not be done in fact. He advocated the implementation of reform, other than fighting for power and internal rights. He said various reforms, in a word, are free from power. In the actual struggle that followed, he advocated the capture of liberty from the reactionary regime through bloody struggle. From the beginning, Mao Zedong explicitly linked freedom and newspapers with the class dictatorship of the proletariat. This point, in 1925 he wrote “<” political weekly “published reason” was unusually clear. He said: "Why publish a political weekly? For the revolution. In order to make the Chinese nation