Law-abiding historical stories

As the saying goes: there are common things at home, although hungry and thirsty; State-owned formal laws, although dangerous, are not chaotic. Therefore, as citizens, we must all abide by the law. This principle began long ago in our ancient people. The following are some historical stories about obeying the law, hoping to help you.

1, Lenin's story of discipline.

Lenin once went to the Kremlin barber shop for a haircut. At that time, there were only two barbers in this barber shop, so many people were waiting in line for a haircut. After Lenin went in, everyone quickly gave up their seats and let Lenin take care of them first. Lenin smiled and said to everyone, "Thank you for your kindness. However, this is unacceptable. Everyone should abide by public order and manage their hair well. " Say that finish, he moved a chair and sat in the last position.

2. Cao Cao committed suicide.

In order to maintain the ruling order, maintain internal consistency and enhance combat effectiveness, some famous politicians and military strategists in history paid great attention to discipline and took the lead in obeying it. Cao Cao, a famous politician and strategist in the Three Kingdoms period, is a typical example.

Once Cao Cao led his troops to war and passed by a wheat field. He immediately ordered: "No one is allowed to trample on the wheat field, and offenders will be beheaded!" Give the order. Everyone should be careful. Coincidentally, Cao Cao's horse was frightened and ran to the wheat field. When the officers and men saw it, they all stood on the ridge of the field and watched silently by the roadside. Cao returned to the horse and immediately called the marching Lord to the horse to discuss the crime. The Lord quoted Chunqiu as saying, "Punishment is not honorable", so forget about it. Cao Cao said, I personally ordered and took the lead in destruction. How can we let the three armed forces carry out it? But I am the head of the whole army, and suicide is not good. I must engage in criminal law. As he spoke, he drew his sword and cut off his beard. The ancients didn't shave or cut their hair. This was a criminal law at that time. Cao Cao committed suicide and the whole army shook. From then on, Cao Cao's prestige was higher, and Cao Jun's discipline was stricter.

3, no matter who must abide by the system.

Once, when Zhou Enlai went to Beidaihe, he needed to see a map of the world and some books. The staff called Beidaihe Cultural Center and said that a leader wanted to read some books such as the world map. Xiao Huang, who answered the phone, replied, "We have a rule that books cannot be lent out. Come by yourself if you want to see it. " Zhou Enlai borrowed books from the library in the rain. When Xiao Huang saw that he was Premier Zhou, he was very remorseful. The Prime Minister said kindly, "No matter who you are, you must abide by the system."

This soldier should be praised.

On one occasion, Comrade Liu Shaoqi walked to an artillery position and wanted to go in and have a look. Soldiers on guard are not allowed in. The entourage came forward and said to the soldiers, "Comrade Liu Shaoqi wants to see the position." The soldier said seriously, "The superior has regulations. You must have instructions from the superior to read it." The entourage was very angry, but Comrade Liu Shaoqi was not. Instead, he smiled and said, "Go home!" He said, go back. As he walked, he said to his entourage, "Go back and tell the soldier's leader not to criticize him. He did the right thing. " Later, the army leaders learned that they wanted to criticize the soldier. Comrade Liu Shaoqi once again asked the staff to tell the army leaders: "This soldier should not be criticized, but should also be praised."

5. He Long's self-criticism.

193 1 or so, once the Red Army in the base area severely cracked down on the white bandit troops who came to harass. Comrade He Long ignored the repeated discouragement of other chiefs and guards and ran straight to the place where the gunshots were loudest. The guard Tang Xiao was so anxious that he had to catch up with him. In order to protect the safety of the chief, he quickly rushed forward and hugged Comrade He Long. They rolled into the dirt ditch next to him together. Comrade He Long thought that the enemy had pounced on him. He punched him head-on, and Tang Xiao opened his hand. Comrade He Long knew that he had hit the wrong person. After the battle, Comrade He Long returned to the headquarters, made a serious review and apologized to Tang Xiao.

6. Chen Yi has formulated the "Code for Entering the City".

1On the night of May 24, 949, gunshots came from the streets of Shanghai late at night. At dawn the next day, the citizens carefully opened a small door and looked out through it. On both sides of the road, they saw PLA soldiers lying neatly, sleeping with guns and clothes on. The citizens wondered, "What's the difference between these troops and before?"

Soon, the citizens began to go out of their homes. They saw that the soldiers had got up, some were washing, some were eating, and they were eating steamed bread and pickles. As a result, many citizens took out thermos bottles and poured boiling water for the soldiers. The soldiers smiled and shook their heads and declined. At dawn, the news that "the People's Liberation Army sleeps on the street" and "the People's Liberation Army has committed no crimes in autumn" quickly spread throughout Shanghai, and citizens flocked to the streets to welcome the people's soldiers and celebrate the rebirth of Shanghai.

It turned out that before the Shanghai War, Chen Yi asked the Secretary-General to draft the rules for entering the city, which laid a good foundation for taking over Shanghai.

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