#邓小平时代/第9章苏联和越南的威胁1978-1979
毛泽东会见外国人时散发着帝王般的自信，谈论哲学、历史和文学，纵论天下大势。周恩来在国内外会见外宾时，则表现得博学而儒雅，他态度亲切，体贴入微，对客人照顾得十分周到。他既谈大事，也愿意讨论细节。
#想法
毛泽东和周恩来的外交风格区别，也可以说是个人风格差别所致。
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