Chairman Mao was a well-deserved great man in the minds of Chinese, who led the Communist Party of China to put an end to the fate of Chinese and the people being beaten if they were backward, and established a new China in which the people were the masters of their own affairs.
Chairman Mao was a military scientist, theoretician, strategist who had not attended a professional military academy, and a great poet at the same time. He has the wisdom to command thousands of troops and horses, and he also has the feeling of writing poems and filling words to express his chest. Chairman Mao's roles are multiple, and in addition to these, he is also a very charismatic leader.

After the founding of New China, the situation at home and abroad was very severe, and it was necessary to restore the production order destroyed by the war at home and open up a new situation in diplomacy externally. Diplomats are the representatives of a country in international occasions, every word and deed is related to the reputation of a country, and now China has a remarkable diplomatic group, including Yang Jiechi, Hua Chunying, Zhao Lijian and others.
However, in the early days of the founding of New China, China's leaders were also outstanding diplomats, and Chairman Mao, Premier Zhou, and others left a deep impression on all countries in the world.
Kissinger, who served as US secretary of state, played a great role in the normalization of Relations between China and the United States, and his evaluation of Chairman Mao was that "he is a king philosopher."
Secretly visited China with heavy responsibilities
After the founding of New China, first of all, the relations with the Soviet Union entered a honeymoon period, when it was a world pattern in which the United States and the Soviet Union competed for hegemony, and the relations between China and the Soviet Union were friendly and close, and naturally the United States became enemies.
In 1950, after the outbreak of the Korean War, China sent the Chinese Volunteer Army to Korea to support, and the United Nations led by the United States fought on the Korean battlefield, and finally won a decisive victory Chinese the People's Volunteer Army.
The United States Eisenhower became the first U.S. general to sign a letter of defeat, and the battle to resist US aggression and aid Korea brought about the military prestige of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the national prestige of New China, and also sounded the alarm bell for the US military in the Taiwan Strait.
In the face of a powerful United States, Chinese people have never been afraid, and Chairman Mao has always maintained a tough and euphemistic attitude toward the United States.
Later, Sino-Soviet relations broke down, and China began to explore its own independent diplomatic path, gradually establishing friendly and cooperative relations with various countries.
The relationship between China and the United States was in a frozen period until 1969, when Nixon was elected president of the United States, there was no eternal enemy, only eternal interests, when the United States naturally thought of easing relations with China in order to balance the Soviet Union.
At that time, the united States' position in the international arena was one of the best, and the defeat on the Korean battlefield also made the United States lose face internationally. The United States wanted to ease relations with China, but did not want to take the initiative to propose itself, so it came up with a compromise method, first sending a competent person to visit China in secret, and after learning about China's actual attitude, it decided how to proceed next.
Nixon entrusted the heavy responsibility to kissinger, who was the national security assistant at the time, and perhaps Nixon was really unsure of China's attitude toward the United States, so Kissinger's trip to China was extremely secret.
On July 9, 1971, Kissinger's plane landed at Beijing's Nanyuan Airport, and Ye Jianying brought someone to pick him up.
Be cautious and careful when you visit China for the first time
Kissinger spent only two days in China on his secret visit to China, and he was very worried when he got off the plane, because before the normalization of relations between the two countries, many Americans did not know what kind of country China really was, and in their eyes China always carried a very mysterious veil.
But after meeting Premier Zhou, I relaxed a lot, because I saw China's warm friendship and the pattern of a big country.
As a foreigner, Kissinger did not know the art of Chinese speech, and he was so nervous and careful that he did not really grasp the meaning of China's leaders at first.
After Kissinger returned to the United States, the relationship between China and the United States was still in a hazy period, and Chairman Mao realized that Kissinger may not know China thoroughly enough in some aspects, so on December 18, he invited snow, an old friend of the Chinese, to Zhongnanhai for a long talk.
Snow was an American journalist, and Chairman Mao had a long five-hour conversation with him, in which the important message was that he welcomed President Nixon to power and welcomed him to China.
"I am willing to talk to him, and it is okay to talk to him, it is okay to talk about it, it is okay to talk about it, it is okay to quarrel, it is okay to talk about it as a president, it is okay to talk about it as a president." The artistic level of this sentence is very high, which not only turns the major affairs of the country into small things easily and happily, but also shows the arrogance of a big country, and at this time Kissinger greatly admires Chairman Mao, a leader who knows the way of speaking.
On February 21, 1972, when President Nixon visited China, Kissinger followed Nixon to meet for the first time in Chairman Mao's study in Zhongnanhai with someone he admired before meeting. The furnishings of Chairman Mao's study surprised Kissinger because it was not like the study of a country leader, but rather like a middle-class family.
At the first meeting, Chairman Mao shook hands with Kissinger and said, "You are the famous Dr. Kissinger!" It can be seen from this that Chairman Mao also has a certain understanding of him, after all, only by knowing oneself and knowing the other can one win every battle, and this is true of wars, and so is the conversation.
The charm of great people is remembered
Since then, Kissinger has been paying attention to the dialogue between Chairman Mao and Nixon, and the meaning of Every word of Chairman Mao is deep, and Chairman Mao's sharp and humorous way of speaking makes the topic of talking about the international situation and the major events of the two countries less heavy.
Chairman Mao is best at the art of retreating into advance, seemingly respecting the other party very much, but in fact he controls the rhythm and initiative of the conversation step by step.
As we all know, President Nixon's visit to China kicked off the prelude to the normalization of relations between China and china, and Kissinger, as a well-known professional and diplomat in international affairs in the United States, began to regard Chairman Mao as his research object.
Kissinger also played a great role in the process of establishing diplomatic relations between China and the United States, he came to China many times, and he also had many talks with Chairman Mao, and each meeting would give Kissinger an extra understanding of Chairman Mao, and Kissinger was also called "a good friend of China" by Chairman Mao.
On more than one occasion, Kissinger has publicly expressed his admiration for Chairman Mao, who he considers to be one of the few leaders in the world with unique leadership charm. "A revolutionary who does not give up until he reaches his goal" is Kissinger's description of Chairman Mao, and Chairman Mao's philosopher-like dialogue makes him a doctor of philosophy ashamed of himself.
brief summary:
Nixon's meeting with Chairman Mao was like a fairy fight, and every seemingly casual remark was deliberate, because the slightest carelessness would lead to extreme relations between the two countries.
Kissinger listened quietly to the conversation between the two as a bystander, and he was deeply impressed by Chairman Mao's art of speaking and charisma.
Later, Kissinger came to China many times, and as he learned more and more about China and Chairman Mao, he admired this great man of the East more and more, and in Kissinger's eyes Chairman Mao was an unfathomable wise man, and he was also well versed in philosopher-like conversation, and even more powerful, he was a king philosopher, which could make the former US secretary of state have such a high evaluation, and also show chairman Mao's leadership charm and personality charm.