In this article, we will discuss the concepts of wenxiu cadres and side-lying cadres and point out their different characteristics in cadre work. Wenxiu-style cadres, as the name suggests, like to use metaphorical sentences and rhymes when writing articles in order to seek formal gorgeousness and condensation. Despite this, they often ignore the importance of practical style and lack a pragmatic work attitude.
On the contrary, side-lying cadres are considered a kind of ridicule and judgment of grassroots cadres. This concept stems from an irresponsible attitude in cadre work, that is, focusing only on the superficial form and ignoring the essence of the problem. The introduction of such a concept is actually in the hope that cadres will realize that form should be subordinate to content, not the other way around. Therefore, we need to deeply reflect and examine our own work.
The article emphasizes the relationship between form and content. Although metaphorical sentences and rhymes can make an article more vivid and interesting, if the authenticity and practicality of the content are ignored only for the sake of formal beauty, then such an article loses its meaning. As cadres, we should pay more attention to solving problems in practical work, rather than getting entangled in superficial forms.
Similarly, the article also mentions the difficulties and pressures faced by grassroots cadres in their work. Grassroots cadres are often on the front line and directly face various practical problems and challenges. They need to have solid expertise and a pragmatic work attitude, rather than focusing only on formal flashiness. Therefore, we should respect and understand the hard work of grassroots cadres more and provide them with more support and help.
Finally, the article calls us to self-reflection. As cadres, we should always be vigilant and constantly examine and reflect on our work attitude and methods. We have to ask ourselves, is our work to pursue superficial brilliance and splendor, or is it to solve practical problems and work for the well-being of the masses of the people? Only through in-depth reflection and self-adjustment can we better play our role and make greater contributions to social progress and development.
In this era of information explosion, the relationship between form and content is becoming increasingly important. We cannot just stay in the pursuit of form, and ignore the authenticity and practicality of the content. As cadres, we should pay more attention to solving problems in practical work and provide better services and assistance to the people. Only in this way can we truly become an excellent cadre and make greater contributions to the development and progress of society.
By reading this article, I have a clearer understanding of the concept of Wenxiu cadres and side-lying cadres. Wenxiu-style cadres pay attention to formal gorgeousness and condensation, but often ignore practical style and pragmatic work attitude; Side-lying cadres, on the other hand, are an attitude of ridiculing and judging grassroots cadres, focusing only on superficial forms and ignoring the essence of the problem. Both of these cadre types have certain problems in our work.
The article emphasizes the relationship between form and content. Although paraphratives and rhymes can make the article more vivid and interesting, if you only pursue formal beauty and ignore the authenticity and practicality of the content, then the article loses its meaning. As cadres, we should pay more attention to solving practical problems, rather than getting entangled in superficial forms.
The article also mentions the difficulties and pressures faced by grassroots cadres. Grassroots cadres are on the front line and directly face various practical problems and challenges. They need solid expertise and a pragmatic work attitude, not just formal flamboyance. Therefore, we should respect and understand grassroots cadres and provide them with more support and help.
Finally, the article calls us to self-reflection. As cadres, we should always be vigilant and constantly examine and reflect on our work attitude and methods. We need to ask ourselves, is our work to be superficial or to solve practical problems for well-being? Only through in-depth reflection and self-adjustment can we play a better role and make greater contributions to social progress and development.
In this era of information explosion, the relationship between form and content is becoming more and more important. We cannot stop at the pursuit of form, and ignore the authenticity and practicality of the content. As cadres, we should pay more attention to solving problems in practical work and provide better services and assistance to the people. Only in this way can we truly become outstanding cadres and make greater contributions to the development and progress of society.