Editing Jiang Qing (section)

=== Family ===
[[File:毛澤東與江青、毛岸英、劉松林、李訥.png|thumb|Jiang Qing, Mao Zedong, [[Mao Anying]], [[Liu Siqi]] and [[Li Na (daughter of Mao Zedong)|Li Na]] in 1949]]
In Mao Zedong's later years, he frequently refused to meet Jiang Qing. The two lived apart—Mao resided in [[Zhongnanhai]], while Jiang stayed at the [[Diaoyutai State Guesthouse]]—and rarely saw each other. Mao often criticised Jiang Qing and noted in his written comments that "Jiang Qing does not represent me; she represents herself." He once confided to [[Wang Hairong]] and [[Tang Wensheng]] that Jiang aspired to become the Party Chair. During his interactions with Jiang Qing, Mao advised her to improve her relationships with colleagues who held differing opinions, rather than her small group. He also expressed frustration that she did not study the works of Marx, Lenin, or his own writings. Mao voiced concerns about Jiang Qing's future after his death, fearing that she might face troubles.<ref name=":16" />

She had a daughter with Mao Zedong, which was Li Na. Li Na visited her frequently at Qincheng Prison, but they often quarrelled with each other for the husband of Li Na, Wang Jingqing, who once served the Central Security Regiment.{{Sfn|Terrill|1999|p=|pp=348-349}}