What do you mean, the official is neither too big nor too small?

The word "official is neither too big nor too small" is usually used to describe an official whose official position is not very high, but it is not very low. In modern society, most officials are such officials. They are responsible for managing some smaller departments or doing some more basic work, but the importance of these work can not be ignored. Therefore, even if the officials are neither too big nor too small, their tasks are equally important and should be given enough respect and support.

For those officials, how to do their job well has become the most important issue. Regardless of the size of the position, maintaining integrity, promoting work progress and serving the people are its most basic duties. In the process of carrying out their work, they must have superb ability and excellent professional quality in order to better complete their tasks and realize social development and progress.

"Officials are neither too big nor too small" also reminds us that everyone's responsibility is very important. Through our joint efforts, we can promote social development and progress. Therefore, we should respect every position, not judge a person's value by position, but pay attention to his personal ability and actual performance. On this basis, only by providing everyone with space and opportunities for development and encouraging people to play their potential and ability can we truly achieve social coordination and progress.