内部揭秘：习近平下基层 如何大动干戈 劳民伤财

春节前夕，中共中央总书记习近平同志。不顾其医改集采药失效造成大批病患死亡的严酷局面，如往年一样，新春走基层。在过春节之前，到辽宁去视察了一圈。很多强调的网友看了以后都觉得很受感动。除了总书记没忘人民。有些人还感动得热泪盈眶。想想都觉得可悲。接下来我们简单进一小段视频。大家注意，所有的群众都没有拿手机。所有的水果摊上的水果都是光洁如新，整齐划一的。农贸市场以及习近平所到之处的每一面墙背后一点划痕都没有。这也就意味着我们所看到的一切，都是道具和演员。看视频片段的同时，大家别忘了给点个赞。好的，我们先看视频。 我早年在做记者的时候，以及后来在政府工作的时候都多次亲历过中央一号首长，也就是总书记。到基层访问的情况。习近平上台以后，这项工作变化很大。我在监狱服刑的时候，一起关押的职务犯，有很多接待过习近平的视察。我们在一起经常讨论这个问题。人们都说天不怕地不怕就怕习近平来视察。今天我们创新节目形式。我这次根据以往接待习近平的一些真实情况。模拟一下这次习近平去辽宁进行视察访问的一个镇的党委书记跟他下面人开会交代有关接待习近平前来视察，的工作部署会议的讲话。通过这个会议讲话，大家看一看。基层政府，他是如何看待和准备去接待习近平的？也让大家体会一把什么叫做当代的劳民伤财、官僚主义、形式主义和奢靡之风。好，下面我开始进入状态。 同志们，前几天，接到中央、省里、市里、区里的通知，中央有领导要来我们社区和我们的农贸市场要视察工作了。上级没说是谁，说要严格保密，我听了以后头大的很呀。中央首长自驾临，各级通知一路传达下来，市里、县里的领导紧张得不得了，省里的更是亲自挂帅。层层开会，反复强调绝对不能出问题，一定要“高标准、高质量”完成任务。一听我就明白了，这是咱习近平总书记要来呀。上面千条线，下面一根针，最后的结果是什么？咱们基层就成了最后一环，所有的任务和指标都压到我们头上了。 这几天，上级安排我去了几个总书记曾经考察过地方去学习先进经验。所以今天回来首先给同志们开个会，借这个机会，说几句掏心窝子的话。我实在是怕习近平来咱们这里，但现在的情况是，极有可能，咱们怕什么就会来什么？因为看上级的架势，我感觉八成是他。别人谁有这规格？我一直在琢磨一个问题：咱们作为基层干部，究竟怕什么？俗话说天不怕，地不怕，就怕习近平来视察，这话虽然是句玩笑，但细想起来，这话还是非常有道理的。但是不论怎么怕，我们还是要做好这份工作，完成好这项政治任务。 首先领导重视。我回来前，县委王书记同我谈，他告诉我，这是省里市里县里废了天大的劲儿争取来的机会，中央首长亲临视察。他下一步能不能晋升市委常委就看这一出了；市委巴书记同我谈，他下一步能不能晋升省委常委就看我接下来的表现了；省委旦书记竟然也叫我去谈了话，说他下一步能不能进政治局，我接下来的表现至关重要。这回我要是干好了，兄弟我也就发达了，下一步的县委常委也就是指日可待的事了。领导的重视是动力，也是压力。说实话不怕是假的，对于怕什么？有人说，这是怕上级检查抓问题，怕露馅，怕问责。这话不假，但又不完全对头。大家知道，习总来视察，不是普通的领导视察，这是带着政治意义和全国示范效应的“大动作”。问题是，这种“大动作”，对咱们基层来说，往往就变成了“压力山大”，甚至是“灾难性事件”。为什么这么说？我这里要强调，做好接待工作，这是政治任务，马虎不得，出不得半点差错，出了问题，我吃不了兜着走。书记们都表示，一旦领导来了，而我这里出了任何问题，领导走后第一时间，我们就都得被纪委请去了。我这负主要责任的，怕是就要和大家说再见了。下一步，监狱就是我的归宿呀。我这里要表个态，大家伙都注意了，你们谁手上出了问题，我会在我被带走前先把你们送进去。我们要层层抓落实，一级抓一级。 有的同志批评这是形式主义，问题这里的形式主义不仅要搞，还要大搞。形式主义对于别人是形式主义，对于中央首长来说，特别是对于习总来说，就不叫形式主义了，这叫工作需要。对于咱们习总而言，工作就是形式，形式就是主义，马克思列宁主义。 On the eve of the Spring Festival, General Secretary Xi Jinping of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, despite the grim situation of massive patient deaths caused by the failure of his healthcare reform and centralized procurement of drugs, visited grassroots communities as usual for the New Year. Before the Spring Festival, he made a tour of inspections in Liaoning. Many impressed netizens felt deeply moved after seeing it. Aside from the fact that the General Secretary hadn’t forgotten the people, some were even moved to tears. It’s sad when you think about it. Next, let’s watch a short video clip. Please note, none of the people in the video are holding mobile phones. All the fruit on the market stalls is polished and neatly arranged. Every wall in the farmer’s market and every location Xi visited has no scratches or blemishes. This means that everything we see is staged with props and actors. As you watch the video clip, don’t forget to give it a thumbs up. Alright, let’s watch the video first. In my early years as a journalist and later in government work, I personally experienced several occasions when the central leadership, that is, the General Secretary, visited the grassroots. Since Xi Jinping took office, this type of work has changed dramatically. While I was serving a prison sentence, many of the fellow inmates who were officials had participated in receptions for Xi’s inspections. We often discussed this topic. People used to say they feared nothing in heaven or earth but dreaded Xi Jinping’s visits. Today, we are innovating our program format. This time, based on some real scenarios from previous receptions for Xi Jinping, I will simulate the speech of a party secretary of a town in Liaoning, addressing his subordinates during a meeting to prepare for Xi’s inspection. Through this speech, everyone can see how grassroots governments view and prepare for Xi’s visits. It also gives you a taste of what modern-day wastefulness, bureaucracy, formalism, and extravagance look like. Alright, now let me get into character. Comrades, a few days ago, we received notifications from the central, provincial, municipal, and district levels that central leadership will visit our community and farmers’ market for an inspection. The higher-ups didn’t specify who, emphasizing strict confidentiality, but I immediately got a headache. With a central leader coming, notifications passed down layer by layer from city to county leadership, making everyone extremely nervous. At the provincial level, they are personally taking charge. Repeated meetings have stressed that no problems are to arise and that tasks must be completed to “high standards and high quality.” As soon as I heard this, I knew—this must mean General Secretary Xi Jinping is coming. From the central government down to us at the grassroots, we are the last link in the chain, and all the tasks and indicators have landed on our shoulders. 成为此频道的会员即可获享以下福利：    / @duwen2024