据周恩来的秘书周家鼎回忆说:“文革”全面发动之后,许多老同志包括一些老一辈革命家,对“文化大革命”的意见越来越大,不时流露出一些愤懑情绪,有的人按捺不住,不顾场合地大发议论。周恩来知道后,非常焦急,生怕这些老同志发泄不满,会带来麻烦。于是在1967年2月初,亲自给几位老帅和副总理写了一封信,信的内容大意是:运动方兴未艾,欲罢不能,大势所趋,势不可挡,只能因势利导,发气无济于事。要十分注意你们的言行,谨慎从事,不 Zhou Jia-ting’s secretary Zhou Jia-ting recalled: After the “Cultural Revolution” was fully launched, many old comrades, including some older revolutionaries, expressed more and more opinions on the “Cultural Revolution” and showed some resentment some time and some could not hold back Regardless of occasions, Daihatsu argument. After Zhou Enlai knew it, he was very anxious. For fear that these old comrades would vent their grievances, they would be in trouble. So in early February 1967, he personally wrote a letter to several marshals and the vice premier. The contents of the letter were: Movement is in the ascendant, unable to stop, the trend of the times, unstoppable, can only make the best use, arson. Take great care of your words and deeds, exercise caution, no