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The 42 pages that link to Zhou Enlai, each with the reason it gives.

• Mao ZedongRelated: As premier, he managed government and diplomacy under Mao while often moderating policy implementation.

• Chinese Communist PartyRelated: Zhou’s long service linked the party’s revolutionary leadership to state administration.

• Deng XiaopingRelated: Zhou supported Deng’s return to senior office before the end of the Cultural Revolution.

• Chinese Communist RevolutionRelated: Zhou helped manage party diplomacy and the transition from revolutionary movement to government.

• Long MarchRelated: He played a senior role in military and political decisions during the march.

• Henry KissingerRelated: Zhou and Kissinger conducted key negotiations that advanced U.S.–Chinese rapprochement.

• Bandung ConferenceRelated: His diplomacy at Bandung eased concerns about China and supported the conference’s consensus.

• Lin BiaoRelated: Zhou managed the government response and diplomatic messaging after Lin’s plane crashed.

• Zhu DeRelated: He worked alongside Zhu in the party and state leadership.

• Chen YunRelated: Chen worked alongside Zhou in the senior leadership and in economic administration.

• First United FrontRelated: He organized communist political work at Whampoa and within the National Revolutionary Army.

• Nanchang UprisingRelated: He helped organize the uprising and served on its revolutionary committee.

• Chinese RevolutionRelated: His political and diplomatic work helped organize Communist rule during the revolution’s final phase.

• Geneva AccordsRelated: He negotiated to secure a settlement acceptable to China and reduce the risk of wider war.

• Four ModernizationsRelated: He presented the Four Modernizations as a national objective in 1964.

• Xi'an IncidentRelated: He negotiated with Chiang at Xi'an on behalf of the Communist Party.

• First Five-Year PlanRelated: As premier, Zhou led government work on economic planning and Soviet cooperation.

• Jiangxi SovietRelated: Zhou held senior political and military responsibilities in the Soviet area.

• Whampoa Military AcademyRelated: He led political work at the academy and built ties with its cadets.

• Zunyi ConferenceRelated: He accepted responsibility for military failures and backed changes to command.

• Sino-Japanese relationsRelated: He negotiated normalization with Japan and emphasized separating the Japanese people from militarist leaders.

• Wang MingRelated: Zhou worked with Wang Ming in the party leadership and later helped broker cooperation with the Nationalists.

• Zhang XueliangRelated: His role in the negotiations helped turn Zhang’s detention of Chiang into a political settlement.

• Chinese People's Political Consultative ConferenceRelated: Zhou chaired the CPPCC's first national committee and helped manage its early role.

• Chinese Soviet RepublicRelated: Zhou held senior party and political roles during the Jiangxi Soviet period.

• Japanese occupation of ChinaRelated: He helped coordinate the Communist Party’s united-front diplomacy and wartime political work.

• Bo GuRelated: He shared leadership responsibilities with Bo Gu during the party's early-1930s crisis.

• Geneva ConferenceRelated: He brokered compromises among communist and noncommunist participants.

• Boluan FanzhengRelated: Posthumous reassessment of Zhou’s legacy formed part of the campaign’s broader correction of the Mao era.

• Sino-Indian WarRelated: Zhou’s diplomacy preceded the conflict, while China’s ceasefire ended the campaign.

• Edgar SnowRelated: Snow met and interviewed Zhou during his reporting on the Communist movement.

• Yan'anRelated: He helped represent and organize the party leadership based at Yan'an.

• First Taiwan Strait CrisisRelated: Zhou’s diplomatic statements later helped signal willingness to reduce tensions.

• Kang ShengRelated: His government career overlapped with Kang’s work in party security and political campaigns.

• Zhang GuotaoRelated: He was among the senior party figures involved in the conflict between Zhang and Mao.

• Zhang WentianRelated: Zhou, Zhang, and Mao formed a central leadership grouping during the Long March.

• Zhenbao IslandRelated: His diplomacy helped manage the crisis and negotiate with Soviet leaders.

• History of the People's Republic of ChinaRelated: He helped manage the state through Mao-era upheavals and foreign-policy shifts.

• Su YuRelated: Zhou was a senior political and military leader during the civil war era in which Su Yu served.

• Simon LeysRelated: Leys’s account of the Cultural Revolution challenged idealized Western portrayals of Chinese leaders, including Zhou.

• Tibetan uprisingRelated: His government directed Chinese policy during the crisis and its suppression.