-"Speech at the 17th Academician Conference of China Academy of Sciences and the 12th Academician Conference of China Academy of Engineering" and other articles.
■ explanation
/kloc-More than 0/00 years ago, the poet Gong Zizhen was deeply saddened by the weakness and decay of the Qing court and the domestic troubles and foreign invasions of the country, and issued the call of "I urge God to regain his vitality and drop talents in an eclectic way", which was amazing. Comrade * * * quoted this poem and raised the question of how to select talents. "After the political line is determined, cadres are the decisive factor". How can we form a good situation of dynamic generation and full use of talents? Comrade * * * stressed that "selecting good cadres requires a scientific and effective mechanism for selecting and employing people." The key is to "drop talents without sticking to one pattern" to prevent ten thousand horses from falling apart. In many places or units, doing well is not as good as speaking well, doing well is not as good as singing well, and asking for things is not as good as asking for help. It leads to the phenomenon of "reverse elimination" of talents, which hinders outstanding cadres from coming to the fore. Only by breaking the institutional barrier of talent flow and the employment system of seniority based on votes can we truly cherish and care for talents, fully trust talents and let them use them freely; Firmly establish the concept that human resources are the first resource, establish an open and flexible talent flow mechanism, make talents stand out and be reused, and establish the correct orientation of "using a sage to produce a group of talents".
■ Original code
Kyushu is furious.
It's a pity that a thousand horses can't walk.
I suggest that god stand up again,
Don't stick to a model and leave behind talents.
-(Qing) Gong Zizhen's "Jihai Miscellaneous Work"
■ explanation
Ji Hai Za Shi is a group of poems by Gong Zizhen, a famous thinker and poet in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. Jihai was the 19th year of Daoguang (1839). At that time, the 48-year-old poet resigned because he hated his official career, and then went north to meet his family. On the way back and forth between north and south, he wrote 3 15 Ji Hai Zashi, the 220th.
The first two sentences of this poem express the poet's worry and anger about the present situation in a metaphorical way. "Ten thousand horses together" is a metaphor for the sad reality that under the decadent and cruel feudal rule, people's thoughts were imprisoned, their talents were stifled, and the ruling and opposition parties were silent. The author compares "Feng Lei" to a new social force, and points out that only drastic social changes can stimulate the vitality of China. The last two sentences, "I advise God to be eclectic and drop talents", are the most popular and famous sentences handed down from generation to generation. It was on the eve of the Opium War. Facing the crisis, the poet advocates internal reform and external resistance to aggression. In view of the situation that talents were suppressed, he issued a cry of "dropping talents without sticking to one pattern", expressing his deep concern for the future of the country and the nation and his strong desire to change society.