Don't abandon the drumstick once you've struck it!
(Baonghean) - I'm so happy, sir!
- What makes you happy, something shared or personal?
- It's the general issues that matter, not the specifics!
So what was it about?
- Did he genuinely not know, or was he deliberately pretending?
- I really don't know!
- Well, then you're not politically sensitive. The Politburo just issued a regulation the other day outlining some immediate actions needed to strengthen the exemplary role of cadres and Party members.
So what?
The more he talks, the more I realize he's not quick-witted at all! Doesn't he see...
- What did you see?
- After the 4th Central Committee Conference (12th term) issued a Resolution on strengthening Party building and rectification, the Politburo organized a national conference to thoroughly disseminate this issue. And then came…
- What does that mean?
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- Issuing regulations outlining immediate tasks demonstrates the Central Committee's determination to see things through to the end, ensuring our Party becomes increasingly clean and strong.
- Yes, thanks to your explanation, I now understand. During previous Party building and rectification campaigns, we also expressed high determination, but the results didn't meet expectations, partly because...
- Not being pushy, not being overly critical, not clearly and specifically outlining what needs to be done immediately—is that what you mean?
- Exactly! You're the only one who understands me best!
- That's exactly what I meant! Many things, we start with great enthusiasm, but then we gradually tire out. That's why people say...
- A case of "big head, small tail"?
- Almost the same. To be more polite, you should say...
- Beating the drum and then abandoning the drumstick?
- That's right! This shows that not only in the matter of Party building and rectification, but in other matters as well. Once the drum is beaten, it must be beaten continuously to create momentum and push the work forward more strongly. That means…
- Once the drum is beaten, the drumstick must not be dropped! That is the guiding principle in all actions. If those in power have done so, those below must follow suit.
Phuc Vinh
