UN General Assembly
1965

58. Nor does newly achieved independence provide immunity from this modern imperialism. Quite the contrary. Chinese spokesmen again and again have emphasized that they do not believe that the revolutions which have taken place and that have led to the national independence of many countries are acceptable revolutions. They do not believe that those countries have the right, as was the great privilege of my country after it made its revolution, to develop their social and economic institutions in their own way. The Marshal said; "... the Socialist revolution is the inevitable sequel to the national democratic revolution". In fact — and I quote him further — "The more thorough the national democratic revolution, the better the conditions for the Socialist revolution". But it should be clear that Marshal Lin is misusing the word "Socialist", that he means "Communist" and he means Communist with the label "Made in Peking".