First of all, a brief introduction.

It is often said that if there are no rules, there will be no formal Fiona Fang. From Zou in the Warring States Period, Mencius Li Lou Zhang Sentence; This is Mencius' cry for politicians to be benevolent. Concrete implementation in two aspects: first, "law is the first king"; The second is to choose talents; "No rules, no Fiona Fang" is a common maxim in people's daily life.

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1, or advocating and shouting for the politicians to implement benevolent policies. Specifically, it is implemented in two aspects: "law precedes king"; Choose talents. "The French king offered" because "if you don't obey the rules, you won't be Fiona Fang"; "Without six tones, five tones cannot be corrected"; "If you are not benevolent, you can't rule the world." On the contrary, "those who follow the law of the former king have nothing."

2. Both positive and negative revelations illustrate this point, so we must "learn the law first". Mencius' thought of "law precedes king" is actually an inheritance of Confucius' thought of "ancestors describing Yao and Shun, and counting civil and military officials". The reason for choosing talents is that "only benevolent people should be in high positions." Once the wicked usurp the throne, evil spirits prevail and loyalty is damaged, right and wrong will inevitably be reversed, black and white will be confused, and the world will go downhill.

The world is in chaos. Historical basis is too numerous to mention. So we should attach importance to the selection of leading cadres. These two aspects are not new ideas in The Analects of Confucius and Mencius, and they are almost commonplace. On the contrary, the so-called "no rules, no Fiona Fang" has become a common aphorism in people's lives.

Especially in the face of increasingly fierce market competition, many new things and phenomena have appeared, including right and wrong, right and evil, which often make people feel confused and difficult to comment. At this time, everyone's feelings about "no rules, no Fiona Fang" are even more real and profound. Therefore, the call for improving the legal system and regulations is increasingly strong.

According to statistics, laws and regulations are issued almost every day in China. I don't know if this statement is exaggerated, but everyone's attention to the "rules" and the popularization of legal education for the whole people are very real. Speaking of all this, aren't they all "following the rules" and "forming their own side"?