The other is concerned with their long-term interests, such as resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea and building heavy industry. The first is a policy of lesser benevolence and the second a policy of greater benevolence. Both must be taken into consideration and it is wrong not to do so. On the policy of greater benevolence. At present the emphasis in our policy of benevolence should be on the construction of heavy industry.
Construction takes money.
Therefore, much as the livelihood of the people needs to be improved, this cannot be done to any great extent for the time being. In other words, while we have to improve the people's livelihood, we must not try to do too much, and while we have to make some allowance for it, we must not make too much. We must criticize this erroneous view. A few leading cadres in the Party also brought up this issue of the policy of benevolence. I criticized this view even then.