At the symposium on promoting the comprehensive revitalization of Northeast China in the new era, the general secretary emphasized that we should not blindly pursue miracles, but still have a normal heart and grasp our historical positioning. This important exposition not only points out the direction for local development, but also provides ideological guidance and important guidelines for the healthy growth of young cadres in the new era.
Young cadres are full of energy, active thinking, and high spirits, and usually have enthusiasm and emotion, vigor and vitality, and have academic qualifications and ideas, but they also often lack tenacity and feelings, patience, determination, and experience, and methods; they are prone to lose their way and lose themselves in the face of tests and setbacks; they are prone to be anxious for quick success and quick success in the face of fame, fortune and power, and are prone to panic and helplessness in the face of crises and changes, and even lead to the tragedy of "not guaranteeing the early season." Some are keen on self-design, opportunistic, and spend time and energy on drilling-camp relationships; Some of them do not have enough fighting spirit and fighting skills, and they are easy to be confused, suffered, and "hunted" in the face of a complex environment; Some think that they have no talents, complain about the sky, and are willing to lie down; Some are influenced by the "Buddhist" mentality, and they are at peace with what they encounter, get by, and go with the flow ......These are all manifestations of a lack of ordinary mind. Young cadres should deeply understand the principles and philosophies contained in the "ordinary heart", integrate the ordinary heart into daily life, turn it into a regular one, deal with impermanence, improve their position, grasp the direction, find the correct positioning, have a normal heart, maintain concentration, and write a brilliant chapter in life on the new journey of building a strong country and national rejuvenation.
Cultivate the true and pure peace of mind. "Can't win an inch, and peace can win the sky. Although the "inch heart" is small, it is a person's own master, which determines various behaviors. If one thought is indulgent, then all evils will take advantage of the provocation." Cultivate true faith and belief. Only when you have faith in your heart can you go far. Ideals and beliefs are the foundation of party members and cadres, and they are the spiritual pillars that can withstand all kinds of tests. Young cadres should always practice and practice, always understand and make progress, not only maintain sober self-discipline in good times, but also not be pessimistic and depressed when encountering setbacks, and always be clear in the direction of major rights and wrongs, stand firm in the test of wind and waves, and fix their minds in front of all kinds of things. Tempered to pure thought and will. Once the mind is mixed with impurities, the spirit will slack off and the action will deviate. Be cautious and cautious, be cautious and cautious, not only to purify the mind, often dust off the soul, often clear the garbage of the mind, often dig out the soul, and enhance their own willpower, perseverance, and self-control, but also to guard the heart, often avoid "non-thinking", often thinking about "greed and desire", and often breaking the "thief in the heart", and ensure that there is no delusion inside to ensure that there is no delusion outside. Temper sincerity for the people's original intention. We communists are selfless and have a wide world at heart, and we communists do our work and make achievements in politics for the benefit of the people, not for personal promotion. We must be willing to suffer losses, dedicate ourselves wholeheartedly, bear in mind the "great man of the country," be concerned about the aspirations of the people, consciously overcome selfishness, selfish interests, and selfish desires, earnestly practice the correct outlook on power, political achievements, and career, and always maintain the political nature of communists.
Maintain a steady mindset of upward and benevolent. "Those who change are the nature of heaven and earth. "On the way forward, wind and rain are the norm, but no matter how big the wind and rain, as long as you are full of confidence and actively respond, you will be able to stop the wind and rain and the sky will be clear. Boost your spirits. No struggle, no youth, struggle is the brightest background color of youth. Young cadres must be brave enough to stand at the head of the tide and shoulder heavy burdens, resolutely abandon all lazy people's thinking that clings to old thinking, old ideas, old routines, and old methods, resolutely oppose all lying flat behaviors that do not take responsibility and do nothing, shirk and evade, and do not want to forge ahead, dare to struggle, be good at struggle, and always maintain a high-spirited and enterprising mental state. Practice excellent skills. Only with excellent skills can we be as stable as Mount Tai and be good at doing good work. It is necessary to study diligently, think hard, practice internal skills, always maintain an "empty cup" mentality, update ideas and concepts in a timely manner, make up for shortcomings in quality, improve the ability to perform duties, continuously enhance the ability to promote high-quality development, serve the masses, prevent and resolve risks, and strive to respond to the uncertainty of changes in the situation with the certainty of their own work. Establish a firm bottom-line thinking. Only when you know what to do in your mind can you not panic and not be alarmed. On the new journey, our future is bright, but the road under our feet will not be a smooth one. It is necessary to be prepared for danger in times of peace, take precautions, enhance the sense of distress, always observe the general trend, always think about the overall situation, always make preparations, play a good first move, fight the first battle, and firmly grasp the initiative.
Cultivate a plain state of mind of contentment and knowledge. "Knowing and then there is certainty, and then being quiet can be quiet, and then being quiet can be peaceful, and then being safe and then being able to consider, and then being able to get. "Only by knowing how to be content can we be at ease and succeed. Remember the word "respect" and be in awe. Only when the heart is precautioned can we stop. Young cadres must revere the people and power, always keep in mind the precepts of law and discipline, rules, and morality, always respect themselves, introspect themselves, be vigilant, and self-motivated, often tighten the "strings of discipline," often ring the "bell of self-discipline," and often recite the "mantra of tightening," and do a good job of buttoning the "first button" of honest and honest administration. Remember the word "do your best" and do your best. There is no shortcut to success, it depends on being down-to-earth, steady and steady, promising to have a position, and a position should be more action. Do your best, be conscientious, throw away your illusions, work hard, put your mind and energy on implementation, do practical things, do not admire vanity, do not work in vain, do not try to be famous, and "do your own thing" wholeheartedly in an ordinary post. Remember the word "quiet" and wait for the flowers to bloom. No achievement can be achieved overnight, and the results may not be seen immediately. It is necessary to base ourselves on the overall situation, take a long-term view, accumulate strength, work for a long time, maintain historical patience and strategic determination, calm down, guard against impetuousness, do not take things as joy or self-sorrow, do not be confused by obedience, not be trapped by gains and losses, and not be burdened by fame and fortune, so that we can gain calmly, lose indifferently, and go with the flow, so that youth can bloom in the great practice of promoting Chinese-style modernization.
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Edited by Wang Xiruo and edited by Zhong Ming
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