Nominal: Who isn't a son-in-law?

After everyone had spoken, Chu Shijun, who was in the main seat, slowly said, "This week's implementation has proven a saying: a change in style changes the situation."

"We're not just sitting in the office giving orders. Anyone can go to the front lines, to the fields, if they want to and are willing. And this doesn't affect our work; on the contrary, it makes our work more grounded, more practical, and brings us closer to the people."

Chu Shijun glanced around, meeting everyone's gaze, and continued, "I think this is how our work should be. There's a word that fits it perfectly; do you guys know what it is?"

词？

The group quickly began brainstorming.

If you ask them to think of something, they have a ton of ideas in their heads, but no one says it directly because they don't know if it's appropriate.

But there are clever people.

Li Dakang immediately began to recall Chu Shijun's previous articles, meeting directives, and famous sayings, from Handong to Baijiang. He could recite them fluently and speak them off the cuff.

In just a few seconds, he did come up with some ideas, but then felt they weren't appropriate.

Suddenly, he thought of a signed article by Chu Shijun in a recent group newspaper, in which a certain word seemed to be mentioned several times.

Thinking of this, Li Dakang quickly said, "A public servant!"

"Oh, Comrade Dakang,"

Chu Shijun turned his gaze over. "Tell me about it?"

Steady!

Li Dakang loosened his grip on the pencil slightly, glanced at Xu Nuojun whose face remained calm, and slowly said, "Secretary Chu, you just mentioned the people and our work. That word immediately popped into my head."

Tch, you jumped out the first time. Why didn't you say so right away?

Xu Nuojun pouted.

"As you all know, a few days ago I went to Agui with Secretary Chu for research. You may have only seen it in reports or videos. I was with Secretary Chu. There is one thing that impressed me deeply. When we went to a town for research, before we finished, Secretary Chu asked about the local primary school. The answer was that it was in the mountains and the road was difficult to walk on. It was a muddy road and he couldn't say how far it was."

"Secretary Chu said at the time: 'Can the children go up?' Then he was the first to lead the way. On the way, he said he knew the road was difficult, which was why he wanted us all to walk it and feel the hardships of ordinary people. We sit in the office all day and take cars everywhere we go, unaware of the hardships of the people. Our predecessors walked such difficult roads back then, and now we have such favorable conditions, so we should shoulder our responsibilities and duties... The road may be long, but we will reach our destination if we walk. The road may be difficult, but if we are at peace, our steps will be firm..."

Li Dakang's words were spoken with genuine emotion, his tone rising and falling with emotion.

"At that time, I thought, 'That's right, that's profound! As public servants, we must have this determination and perseverance. We are like gold that is not afraid of being tested by fire. We will definitely be able to pave the way, open up the path with our bodies, and lead the people out onto a broad road to prosperity.'"

After he finished speaking, the conference room fell into a brief silence.

Some people think it's a pity Li Dakang didn't become the propaganda minister.

Some people also think that what Li Dakang said in his book is very true.

But none of this diminished the enthusiastic applause that followed.

'Pa pa pa pa'

"Comrade Dakang, it seems that your trip with Secretary Chu has taken your ideological stance to a new level," Sima Shenhe said with a smile.

(It's been a while since I've cursed him out. Is there any way I can curse him out?)

"Hahaha"

"If I have the opportunity like this again, I want to go too."

"..."

'Bang bang'

Chu Shijun raised his hand and gently tapped the table, drawing everyone's attention back to him.

"Comrade Dakang is right. Servants of the people. This is the interpretation of our work. In the future, I hope that comrades can interpret these four words with practical actions. We must dare to think, dare to speak, dare to do, and be able to do things that are beneficial to the people. We should dare to be the first in the world to do things that are beneficial to the people."

"I'm not the first to propose these 'three dares and one ability,' but few can truly achieve them because there are too many concerns."

No one spoke, but their expressions clearly showed that they had been struck by the truth.

Having connections and abilities doesn't mean you're willing to do it.

Even with connections, without ability, it's impossible.

No connections, but even with ability, it's impossible.

No connections, no skills, forget about it.

Chu Shijun and his entourage took in their expressions and sighed, "The task ahead is arduous and the road is long!"

"Comrades, I want to reiterate these 'three dares and one ability' principles today. I don't care about other places, but I hope that in our Baijiang region, led by me, we will strive to move in this direction from top to bottom. For things that benefit the people, we must dare to think, dare to speak, dare to do, and be able to do them."

"I'm a very open-minded person. I can listen to opinions. Although we've only worked together for half a year, I know you must have already figured out my habits and preferences. You must know that I always mean what I say and do. I support what's good and punish what's bad very severely. I dare to say no, right?"

Everyone nodded, but only slightly, and some had rather intriguing expressions on their faces.

After all, it seems like only you would dare to say no to what he said, right?

I heard that Li Ruoyu got criticized and no one gave him any face. Even though we know you well, we're still scared.

"Hehe, alright, words are useless, actions speak louder than words."

Chu Shijun waved his hand, turned his head, and said, "Comrade Jiageng, how's the work going with the notices from universities across the province regarding the support and assistance for college graduates settling in western China? I noticed you didn't give a report. Is there a problem?"

"Secretary Chu, I was originally planning to discuss this with you in person after the meeting..."

"Now, tell me,"

Chu Shijun picked up his water glass, pointed with one finger, and said, "Everyone is here. If you have any questions, let's brainstorm together."

"OK,"

Li Jiageng nodded, opened the document, and reported: "Currently, it is the graduation season for universities across the province. In accordance with the previous arrangements of the Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Party Committee Office, in conjunction with the Provincial Department of Education, the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, and the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security, and in collaboration with major universities across the province, launched this year's special action for graduates to volunteer to support the western regions and serve counterpart assistance areas a week ago."

"In just seven days, the province has swiftly completed the first round of work, including policy dissemination, collaboration between universities and local governments, surveying of potential applicants, and registration and recruitment. The pace was tight, the response was enthusiastic, and the results exceeded expectations."

"All public undergraduate and vocational colleges across the province have simultaneously launched special outreach programs, highlighting grassroots service in western regions, counterpart assistance programs, and rural revitalization positions in remote areas as key pathways for college graduates to contribute to grassroots development and gain employment experience..."

"Taking advantage of the crucial window of opportunity during graduation season, within seven days, the province received over 1,200 applications from college graduates, covering multiple professional categories such as rural governance, agricultural technology extension, e-commerce operations, basic education, and primary healthcare. The talent structure is well-suited to the needs of grassroots positions in the western counterpart assistance regions such as Gebi, Agui, and Ashu." (Although graduation is generally in June, let's not dwell on that.)