1927年，一位國民黨領導人說：“現(xiàn)在可有一種危險，是國民黨差不多專做上層的工作，中央黨部、國民政府都是國民黨的同志多。至于下層的民眾運動，國民黨員參加的少，共產(chǎn)黨員參加的多，因此形成一種畸形的發(fā)展�！庇纱丝芍�，當時

A．工農(nóng)運動決定戰(zhàn)爭走向 B．國民革命運動已經(jīng)失敗

C．國共合作存在分裂隱患 D．國民黨開始重視工農(nóng)運動

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