(Reference: People's Daily Online) From 1958 to 1959, judging from Mao Zedong's mentality and domestic situation, the essence of the differences between China and the Soviet Union at this time is not whether the Soviet Union intervened or wanted to intervene in China's sovereignty, but because Khrushchev expressed silence and contempt for China's "Great Leap Forward" and "People's Commune" movements.

1958~ 1959 was the Great Leap Forward era, when Mao Zedong put forward anti-dogmatism. Mainly aimed at the economic development of the Soviet Union. In Mao Zedong's view, the Soviet Union relied on bureaucrats and technical classes (including experts and scholars) and their rules and regulations to manage the economy, which limited the enthusiasm of the masses.

Behind China's talk of "surpassing Britain and catching up with the United States", he is actually "competing" with the Soviet Union. The essence of the differences between China and the Soviet Union at this time is not that the Soviet Union wants to interfere in China's sovereignty, but that Khrushchev expressed silence and contempt for China's "Great Leap Forward" and the people's commune movement, thus angering Mao Zedong.

Later, Khrushchev went his own way, unilaterally tore up the contract and treacherously withdrew all the experts.