所谓“上贼船”,是20世纪70年代批陈(伯达)、批林(彪)整风运动中的一个特定用语。1971年3月,毛泽东同志在一位追随陈伯达(实为林彪,当时尚未被揭露)犯了严重错误而又迟迟不认识错误的同志的检讨上作了一段批示,其中一句为“上贼船容易下贼船难”。从此,“上贼船”一词,成了“林彪死党”、“林彪反党集团追随者”的代名词。但说肖劲光“上贼船”,确是天大的冤案。 林彪反党集团被粉碎后,“四人帮”又进一步将黑手伸向海军,把矛头直指肖劲光。直接的起因是所谓选票问题。 1969年4月,党的九届一中全会上 The so-called “pirate ship” is a specific term used in the rectification movement approved by Chen (Barda) and Lin (Biao) in the 1970s. In March 1971, Comrade Mao Tse-tung made a number of instructions on the review conducted by a comrade who followed Chen Boda (actually Lin Biao, who had not yet been revealed) for making serious mistakes but did not yet know the mistake. One of them was “ Easy to ship under the boat ”. Since then, the term “pirate ship” has become synonymous with “Lin Biao” and “follower of the Lin Piao anti-party clique.” However, Xiao Jinguang “on a boat” is indeed a big injustice. After the anti-Party clique of Lin Biao was crushed, the “Gang of Four” further extended their black hand to the Navy and pointed at Sham Shui-kwong. The direct cause is the so-called ballot question. April 1969, the party’s first plenary session of the Ninth