If you insist on not drinking, you will save yourself a lot of trouble. If I became an official and had a special car, I would warn my driver not to take advantage of the situation. My car violates th

If you insist on not drinking, you will save yourself a lot of trouble. If I became an official and had a special car, I would warn my driver not to take advantage of the situation. My car violates the traffic regulations. If a police officer on duty comes over and sees me, salutes me and says, "Commander XX, I'm sorry, your car violates the traffic regulations. It must be dealt with as a matter of course." Then I will appreciate this polite and neither humble nor overbearing policeman very much. I will write down his name and recommend him to his leader in private and entrust him with important tasks. If a police officer on duty comes over to me and says to me with a smile on his face, "Commander XX, I'm sorry, I didn't know it was you and I wasted your precious time. Don't be offended." It's okay, you can go. Then I will complain to the traffic police department that this policeman violated the law based on circumstances and will not be punished if he deserves it. I recommend that he be punished. We must know that the arbitrary punishment of ordinary people who should not be punished is as bad as the unpunishment of officials who should be punished. I will treat civil servants in other departments with the same attitude.

Of course, to be an upright official, it is not enough to have the above points, but if you can do the above points, I think you should not be far away from being an upright official. Some people may ask, can such an honest official do it? Xiangjun can definitely answer: It can be done. Xiangjun himself has met two such honest officials. One is President Lai Zhi of the Procuratorate of Li County, Changde, Hunan, Xiangjun’s hometown in the mid-1980s. Dean Lai enforces the law fairly and never accepts gifts. He is called "Lai Qingtian" by the common people. His deeds have appeared on the front page of "People's Daily". Xiangjun met him by fate and held the ceremony of being a student. During the Spring Festival of that year, Mr. Xiang bought a box of snacks to pay him a New Year greeting. Dean Lai accepted the snacks out of sympathy, but asked someone to send them back to Mr. Xiang's home the next day. Xiangjun sighed at that time: This upright official must do this. The second honest official Xiangjun knew was Director Lin Song of the Passport and Visa Section of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Jiangxi Provincial Government in the 1990s. Director Lin is a well-known "iron guy" in the agency. He doesn't smoke, don't drink, doesn't accept gifts, and doesn't eat and drink. Those who wanted to ask him to open the back door to conduct private affairs were at a loss, unable to do anything, and finally gave up. Director Lin is also a role model for officials in Xiangjun's heart. Both of these men have retired now. Mr. Xiang is not sure what the current situation of China's officialdom is, but I believe that there must be some upright officials, although not too many.

Perhaps, in a society with a sound legal system, the legal system is the foundation for maintaining society, and there is no need for such things as "honest officials", but in a society like modern China, people still have to place their hope in There will be more honest officials like Lai Zhi and Lin Song. Xiangjun has no chance to be an official and cannot practice the above principles. He can only regret that China has lost another upright official. But if a friend who is an official can be inspired a little bit by reading this article, or if a friend can read this article and recommend it to relatives and friends who are officials, so that he can be inspired a little bit, Mr. Xiang will be very pleased. Arrived.