“你跑到农村中间去,无论你到什么地方,只要你留心去看,你便看得见有下列八种不同的人:大地主、小地主、自耕农、半自耕农、半益农、贫农、雇农及乡村手工业者、游民。这八种人分成八个阶级,其经济地位各不同,其生活状况各不同,因而影响于其心理即其对于革命的观念也各不同。”上文摘自毛泽东同志的《中国农民中各阶级的分析及其对于革命的态度》一文,该篇文章发表于1926年1 “You go to the middle of the country, no matter where you go, as long as you look carefully, you can see the following eight different people: landowners, small landowners, farmers, semi-farmers, semi-farmers, poor farmers , Hired peasants and rural handicraftsmen, and vagrants, all of whom are divided into eight classes, each with a different economic status and different living conditions, thus affecting their psychology, that is, their different views on the revolution. ” An article by Mao Zedong entitled “An Analysis of Various Classes in Chinese Peasants and Their Attitudes Towards Revolution”, published in 1926