"The Secretary Can'T Beat The Phone", What Kind Of Officialdom Ecology Has Been Exposed?

Director

Telephone people can not fight behind the real problem -- why can the Environmental Protection Secretary freely say such a "thunderous" discourse?

The author believes that the distance between the officials and the people is the first.

Some officials at present do not understand the sufferings of the masses at all levels. They only listen to the reports of the lower level staff. They spend much time in meetings, eating and drinking, and traveling abroad.

In the long run, the distance between officials and people is getting farther and farther, and the relationship between officials and people is becoming lighter. In the eyes of the Secretary, they are masters of the government, while the masses are just grass roots. The general public and the secretary are obviously not a class. Naturally, there is no phone call, and the phone calls from the general public are degrading their identities.

The second is the thought of "the only thing is not for the bottom".

Perhaps in the eyes of the Secretary, he is busy with meetings and reporting to senior leaders every day. If the masses call him every day, he can do nothing.

However, I believe that all the work of the secretary should be for the sake of the masses, and that the masses' affairs are the top priority. Answering the masses' phone calls reflects the duties of the secretary.

Obviously, in his eyes, it is the most important thing to have a good relationship with the superiors. The telephone is specifically used to answer instructions from the superiors and ask for instructions from the lower level, instead of letting the masses fight, which fully reveals that there is no mass in his heart.

The reason why "the Secretary can't call people can't fight" is rooted in the current cadre selection mechanism.

At present, the promotion of some local cadres is the final say of the leaders.