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19世纪的英国著名政治家狄斯雷利(Benjamin Disraeli 1804—1881,于1868及1874—1880任英国首相)曾说过一句话:“衡量一个伟大政治家的标准是:一是你的敌人对你的评价,二是在你死后一段时间后人们对你的评价。”如果拿这两条标准来衡量周恩来总理的话,他当之无愧地堪称世纪伟人。 在抗日战争胜利后,马歇尔将军为了“调停”国共争端,曾九上庐山,与当时的中共代表团团长周恩来接触颇多,后来国共和谈破裂,周恩来返回延安,马歇尔在返美向杜鲁门总统述职时,曾谈到“周恩来是一位卓越的有远见和政治头脑的政治家,国民党的那一批庸庸碌碌的政客无法与他相比”。
The famous nineteenth-century British politician Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881, prime minister of England in 1868 and 1874-1880) once said: “The criteria for measuring a great statesman are: First, your enemy’s right Your evaluation, and the second is what people say about you after some time after your death. ”If you take these two criteria to measure Premier Zhou Enlai, he deservedly deserves to be called the great man of the century. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, General Marshall tried to mediate the dispute between the KMT and the KMT. At one point, he went to Lushan Mountain and contacted Zhou Enlai, head of the CPC delegation at that time. Afterwards, the Kuomintang-Communist peace talks broke down, Zhou Enlai returned to Yan’an and Marshall returned to the United States to report to President Truman When he mentioned that “Zhou Enlai is an excellent visionary and politically minded politician. The Kuomintang group of politicians can not compare with him.”