"new theory of organizational work" puts a "lock" on hobbies
2024-09-13
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only by cherishing virtue and respecting oneself can one go forward steadily and achieve long-term success. in the han dynasty, yang xiong proposed in "fa yan·xiu shen" that people should attach importance to four things: "words, actions, appearance, and goodness". in short, it means to be self-disciplined at all times and restrain one's behavior, words, deeds, interests and hobbies. everyone has interests and hobbies, but for leading cadres, interests and hobbies are not just personal matters. once they are combined with power, they may become a means of amassing wealth and a bargaining chip for exchanging interests.
party members and cadres in the new era should be strict with themselves, not be tempted by small profits, and not be dazzled by the temptation of colorful things. they should cultivate healthy and positive sentiments, combine their interests and hobbies with party spirit cultivation, love them in moderation and do them in the right way, always "lock" their interests and hobbies, and constantly enhance their ability to resist corruption and prevent degeneration.
in reality, there are many cases where people have committed crimes due to their inability to properly treat their personal hobbies. some of them are not upright and are addicted to online live broadcasts, online games, and online gambling, and have taken the road of accepting bribes or embezzling public funds; some "never lose" at the card table or chess game, blurring the line between public power and personal hobbies, and engaging in "indirect bribery"; some are keen on antiques, calligraphy and paintings, and precious flowers and plants, which changes the taste of "refined hobbies". the above behaviors appear to be obsession with hobbies and self-indulgence, but the root cause is the lack of firm ideals and beliefs, weak party spirit, and weak sense of purpose.
hobbies may seem trivial, but they should never be underestimated. article 150 of the regulations on disciplinary actions of the communist party of china stipulates: "if a person lives a life of luxury, extravagance, greed for pleasure, or pursues low-level interests, causing adverse effects, he shall be given a warning or a serious warning; if the circumstances are serious, he shall be dismissed from his position within the party." the fact that lifestyle has been elevated to the level of party regulations for restraint also warns us that hobbies should not only be healthy and positive, but also have a sense of relaxation and tension, love without being accepted, and always be restrained from indulgence and not overstepping the boundaries.
everyone has different interests and hobbies, but they cannot be allowed to grow at will. we must build a strong ideological "dam", strengthen party spirit, strengthen theoretical training, keep a clear head, and not be disturbed by selfishness, fame and fortune, or be confused by material desires. strictly distinguish personal hobbies from public power, and always use power for the people, care for the people, and seek benefits for the people. we must correct behavioral "deviations". we must always examine our own hobbies, start with small things, and not give people with ulterior motives an opportunity to take advantage of us, and always maintain the political character of the communists. (author's unit: organization department of qiannan prefecture committee)
author yao dianjun
editor: sun hui
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