Birthday is the most important holiday for individuals, and the tenth birthday is rare in life, so we should celebrate it well. But for Mao Zedong, the founder of the new China, he is just like an ordinary person. He stayed away from extravagance all his life and was not allowed to hold official birthday celebrations. Just ask the staff or relatives around you to get together and eat some home-cooked food. Mao Zedong was born on 18931February 26th, and 1943 was his 50th birthday. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, some central leaders in Yan 'an proposed to celebrate his birthday. Mao Zedong flatly refused: "Decided not to do it" and thought that "the influence was not good". At present, it is a national disaster, and the timing is not good. "But he kept many old comrades' diaries in his heart and gave them to Zhu De, Xu Teli and Wu Helin. Even invited dozens of farmers in their 60s in Zaoyuan Village to have dinner to celebrate their collective birthday. 19531February 26th, Mao Zedong's 60th birthday after the founding of New China. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has received many congratulatory messages from Marxism–Leninism's political parties, friendly groups and people from all over the world, and it is forbidden for him to publish them. The staff around him asked for birthdays, but Mao Zedong got along day and night, just bought some thin wine, four dishes and one soup, and invited everyone to have a light meal. Mao Zedong's 70th birthday is on 19631February 26th. At that time, China had rushed out of the trough of three years of natural disasters and the blockade of the United States and the Soviet Union, and the national economy improved year by year. He was in a happy mood, offered to pay for his birthday and ordered the menu himself. As a result, there are neither delicious food nor expensive drinks, but all are home-cooked dishes. He sat with the staff around him, but his relatives sat in another seat, and the style of being close to the people remained unchanged. The birthday party is simple, but pleasant. 19751February 26th is Mao Zedong's 82nd birthday and his last birthday. The birthday party is not so much a banquet as a light meal, so only the staff around me are present. The sushi noodles he ate were actually the most common dried noodles, and he drank fish head soup, but he still ate them with relish and even shouted "How delicious!" And insisted on not letting the staff help, scooping soup by themselves ...1September 9, 976, Mao Zedong, a great man, passed away. However, he left a rich ideological and cultural heritage to the people of China, including staying away from luxury and adhering to a simple concept of birthday, which is admirable and enlightening.