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Section 1: Selected Quotes of Huang Changqing

Selected Quotes by Huang Changqing

When dealing with superiors, you have to raise your head and behave like a human being; when dealing with subordinates, you have to lower your head and behave like a human being.

I never believe that a leader who got into the procuratorate by paying bribes will serve the people wholeheartedly.

I never believe that a person who cannot stand upright will be fair and impartial as a leader.

Without an opposite, without another side, the front will also fall.

Absolute power will only lead to absolute corruption.

It is very sad for a society to be maintained by Bao Gong.

Dereliction of duty and lack of performance at work are the greatest corruption.

If a person is not qualified for the job, it is very torturous.

Handling cases must not only reflect the majesty of the country, but also have a personal touch.

Everyone loves flatterers, but those who can hear negative words need to practice.

Don’t worry about fame and fortune, be unfazed by favors and disgrace, and watch the flowers bloom and fall in front of the court.

Don’t reach out, free lunch can only be found on the mousetrap.

The loneliest Dharma leader is the most powerful Dharma leader.

Thinking about things you can’t understand is torturing yourself.

The greatness of man lies in knowing what he doesn’t know.

Don’t worry about the promotion or demotion of your position, just look at the clouds in the sky.

Challenging selfish interests to leaders sometimes comes at the expense of one's own position.

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Section 2: Sober up and remember the six hurdles of official career (1)

Sober up

——Remember the six levels of official career

Everyone has his own path to walk, and everyone has his own mission to complete. On the road of life, decades are not an easy thing. A person can walk from childhood to old age and return home safely...