Recently, my work has not been going well, I can't do anything, I always feel upset, and I can't calm down. I think this is not an isolated case, it should be a current situation for many people in the workplace, especially ordinary people.
What makes our lives so bad? I often ask myself. I am a hot-blooded young man, full of enthusiasm, vowing to do a great cause, benefiting the country and the people, not seeking to be famous in history, but seeking to realize the meaning of life. However, I am close to middle age, but I have achieved nothing, and I live a life of lying down and not being flat, which is really not what I want!
What's worse is that in the community where I live, a new neighborhood committee office is going to be set up, and the door of the office is actually facing the inside of the community. What is even more unacceptable is that the neighborhood committee wants to build a public toilet, and the location of the public toilet is just below the master bedroom of my house, and I can "happily" breathe in the smell of the public toilet every day when I open the window.
After communicating with the branch secretary of the neighborhood committee, the attitude was very tough, and he always emphasized the convenience of their office, without considering the wishes of the residents in the community. I am a staunch believer in communism, but this is really not the communism I believe in.
If an official is not the master of the people, what is the use of the people being officials. "I really don't know, do the people really have so many things that need to be solved by the so-called neighborhood committees, and who are they here to serve? Is this really the purpose of serving the people?
Here I have to mention again the attitude of the chengguan, which is simply worse than the other. Several of our residents went to check the plan for this matter, and the plan clearly stated that there were no public toilets. So he asked the urban management brigade to report the relevant situation, hoping to get a solution. When the urban management staff heard that someone had violated the law, they immediately prepared to go to duty to enforce the law. However, when I heard that the neighborhood committee was going to be built, my attitude immediately took a 360-degree turn, and I immediately severely reprimanded several of our residents, kept silent about law enforcement, and stopped talking about illegal activities.
I just want to ask, is this really what we ordinary people want? Our party and ** have repeatedly emphasized that there are so many people who go to work every day and play with their mobile phones and drink tea, why do they have to set up so many institutions, whether these institutions serve the people or oppress the people!
The country's anti-corruption campaign has been going on, and if you look at the news every day, almost every day someone is being dismissed and investigated, and the people are also applauding. But what has changed in our lives, at least for me, has not really helped.
Fan Zhongyan famously said: "If you are not a good doctor, you are a good look." I think it's very relevant to the reality of the moment. I believe that the solution to any problem must find the root cause and treat the root cause in order to completely solve the problem.
In the past two days, the most watched on the Internet is the fall of Li Zaiyong, former vice chairman of the Guizhou Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. During his tenure in charge of Liupanshui City, Guizhou, he did a series of things that cost the people and money for the sake of political achievements. Looking at the whole country, I believe this is not an isolated case.
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What caused these problems, I believe that our general policy must be fine, it must be right. Personally, I believe that the problem lies in our education and the selection and employment of people, and the most fundamental thing between the two is education.
We have been poisoned by the West too much, which has led to people being too utilitarian and self-interested. The people are self-interested, and the most affected is the family. However, the self-interest of being an official affects a county, a city, and a province. . .
We should strengthen our traditional cultural education, and the classics left to us by our ancestors should be returned to the classroom. It is strongly recommended that all Chinese textbooks at the primary and junior high school levels be changed to the Four Books and Five Classics, which should be used as the backbone of Chinese classes, and then other classics should be used as optional reading, and then study modern people's articles after high school.
Only in this way can we truly realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation by solving the problem at the root.