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# PRC## NATICHAL AFFAIRS1.  7 Sep 72 B2After Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the revolution in 1927. she firmly upheld Dr. Sun Yat-sen's three great policies of alliance with Pussia, co-operation with ore Communist Party and assistance to the peasants and workers, resolutely resigned ali ner posts in the reactionary Kuomintang government, openly exposed the reactionary features of Chiang Kai-shek and waged an uncompromising struggle. During the war of resistance against Japanese aggression, she actively responded to the call issued by the Chinese Communist Party fer [a] national united front against Japan and resolutely opposed Chiang Kai-shek's reactionary policy of passive resistance against Japan and active opposition to the Communist Party, and of false democracy and real dictatorship. She took an active part in the anti-Japanese democratic movement. After the southern Anhwei incident of January 1941, she sterhly condemned Chiang Kai-shek's criminal plot to launch a civil war and waged unremitting struggle to persist in resistance and cppcse capitulation, persist in unity and cppose a split and persist in progress and oppose retrogression. During the period of the liberation war, she was indignant at Chiang Kai-shek's reactionary policy of national betrayal, dictatorship and civil sar; she actively called on ard organized the democratic fcrces in the Kuchintang to cppose Chiang Kai-shek, crganized the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang, responded to the Yay 1, 1948 call of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party for the corvening of the new Political Consultative Conference, and contributed to China's new denccratic revclution.After nation-wide liberation, Madame Ho Hsiang-ning became member of the Council of the Central People's Govement, vice-chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, chairman of the Commission of Overseas Chinese Affairs and chairman of the Union of Chinese Artists. She consistently supported the leaderssip of the Chinese Communist Party and teck the socialist read. in the struggle against foreign and domestic enemies, she stood firmly and showed a clear distinction of whom to love and when to hate. Particularly, in the struggle against the rightists in 1957. she stemly condeared the anti-party and anti-socialist Callacies of the bourgetis rightists. She warmly praised the great sccialist actherland, often through her poems and paintings. She paid great attention to affairs of state, supported the Great Proletarian Cultura Revolution and worked energetically and consistently in defence of ine territorial integrity of the socialist sctherland and for the liberation of Taiwan.Madame Ho Esfang-ning was a revolutionary comrade-in-arms of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the revolutionary companion of Mr. Liao Chung-kai, a close friend of the Chinese Communist Party and an outstanding representative of the Kucmintang revolutionaries. She warmly loved the netherland, the socialist system, the Chinese Communist Party and the great leader Chairman Mao. Fadame Ho Hsiang-ning remained a revolutionary and a fighter all her life.We deeply mourn over the death of Vice-Chairman Ho Estang-ning. Let us turn car sorrow into strength. and, under the leadership of the Chinese Comunist Party, closely follow the great leader Chairman Mao's revolutionary line and unite to win still greater victories!"Also present at the ceremony were:Renbers of the Standing Committee of the National Pecple's Congress Xa Chun-ku, Ou Tang-liang, Pei Shih-chang. Teng Chu-min, Lu Han, Shih Liang. Chuang Hsi-chuan, Chu Liang-tsai. Yen Chi-tzu. Mu Yu-hsun, Wu Leng-hsi. Chang Yun, Chen Chi-han. Yu Hsin-yu. Mac I-sheng, Lin Lan-ying. Lin Chiao-chih. Lo Shu-chang. Chu Ko-cnen. Chi Pang. Chao Chung-yao, Hu Tru-ang. He Crush-wen, Hu Ta-chih, Hu Tao-pang, Tung Ti-chou, Hsien Pu-min and reng Shao-hui;