Name Wu Renbao

Gender male

Date of birth November 1928

Political outlook Party member

Ethnicity Han

Professional title: Senior Political Engineer, Senior Economist

Started working in February 1954

Successive positions: Secretary of the Party Branch of the West China Brigade, Secretary of the Jiangyin County Party Committee, and Secretary of the West China Village Party Committee Secretary, Director of the Party, Village and Enterprise Office of Huaxi Village; Member of the Standing Committee of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, President of the National Well-off Village Research Association, Vice President of the China Poverty Alleviation and Development Association, and Honorary Director of the National “Village Chief” Forum Organizing Committee

Resume 1954.02～1957.11 Finance and Food Committee of the People's Government of Huashihudai Township, Jiangyin County

1957.11～1961.10 Secretary of the 23rd Commune Branch of Huashi Township, Jiangyin County and Party Branch Secretary of the 17th Brigade of Huashi Commune

1961.11～1974.02 Secretary of the Party Branch of the West China Brigade of Huashi Commune in Jiangyin County

1974.02～1975.04 Deputy Secretary of the Jiangyin County Party Committee and Secretary of the Party Branch of the West China Brigade

1975.04～1981.05 Secretary of the Jiangyin County Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Branch of West China Brigade

1981.05～1987.04 Deputy Director of Jiangyin Municipal People's Congress, Secretary of Party Branch of West China Brigade

1987.04～2003.07 Secretary of the Party Branch and Party Committee of West China Village, General Secretary of Huaxi Agriculture, Industry and Commerce Director and General Manager of the Company, Jiangsu Huaxi Industrial Corporation, Chairman of Jiangsu Huaxi Group Company

2003.07～ Vice Chairman and Deputy General Manager of Huaxi Group Company, Director of the Party, Village and Enterprise General Office of Huaxi Village

Pioneer of the times - Wu Renbao

The people's industrialist, the country helps the people.

Village officials are like Renbao, so why worry about the poor.

——(Shanghai) Zhang Zhizhen)

Wu Renbao’s motto

My family has tons of gold, but can only eat three meals a day, and the luxurious house dominates the list. It only occupies one bed

It fully demonstrates his honest and diligent attitude towards life

It is this kind of leadership that leads West China to become the best village in the world

Jiangsu Wu Renbao, the old secretary of Huaxi Village in the province, is known as a "farmer politician", "farmer entrepreneur", "farmer thinker" and "farmer language master". The author once listened to a report given by Wu Renbao. He was quick-thinking, cheerful, witty and well-spoken. Here we choose three famous sayings of Wu Renbao that have recently been published in the newspaper, and try to make comments on them.

The first sentence: "There are blessings for the people, but there are difficulties for officials." In 2003, in front of the Monument to the People's Heroes in Beijing, Wu Xie'en, the new Party Secretary of West China, led the party committee members to swear an oath to the martyrs: "There are blessings for the people, but there are difficulties." After three years of hard work, I got 5 billion available funds." A reporter asked Wu Renbao, people often say "We share blessings and share hardships". Why do you propose "Blessings are shared by the people, and hardships are shared by officials"? Wu Renbao said that "the party is founded for the public good and governs for the people", which is reflected in Huaxi Village by "blessings for the people and difficulties for officials." Only in this way can the advanced nature of Communist Party members be reflected.

The 50 years of practice in Huaxi Village has proved that if we can achieve "blessings for the people and difficulties for officials", the organization will have strength, the cadres will have authority, the economy will develop, and the people will truly benefit. .

The second sentence: "Be consistent with both superiors and the masses." Wu Renbao believes that if a cadre can be consistent with "both ends", he is a not too bad cadre. If you are only consistent with the top and not consistent with the people, you are not a good cadre; if you are only consistent with the people and not consistent with the organization, it will not work either.

Theoretically speaking, as a cadre of the Communist Party, it is natural to be consistent with the "two ends". Because the interests of our party, government and the people are completely consistent. Apart from the interests of the people, the Communist Party has no private interests of its own. However, in specific work, due to various reasons, it often happens that the policies and decisions of superiors conflict with the interests of the people. It happened. As a grassroots leading cadre, what should we do? Wu Renbao's approach is to seek truth from facts and proceed from reality. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the "Household Contract Responsibility System" was implemented across the country. Huaxi Village had more people but less land, and its industry had already started. Should it be divided or not? Wu Renbao and Huaxi Village chose not to separate, and handed over 500 acres of grain fields to 30 grain-growing experts for contracting, and most of the labor force was transferred to industry. After the 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the development of rural enterprises in southern Jiangsu entered a new stage. The relevant departments clearly proposed "grasping the big ones and letting go the small ones." West China people once again insisted on seeking truth from facts, "grasping the big ones and letting go the small ones" with one hand, and "grasping the big ones and supporting the small ones" with the other. Sometimes they even "grab small things and magnify them."

The third sentence: "I have listened to the people, and the people will definitely listen to me." The village party secretaries in Wuxi City held a one-week training class in Huaxi Village. During this period, one branch secretary curiously asked: Asked Wu Renbao: "Your people are so obedient, why are my people disobedient?" The disobedience of the masses is a feeling shared by many cadres today.

Cadres are excusable when they do wrong things and are disobedient. Sometimes they do things that are beneficial to the masses, but the masses are disobedient, so they conclude that the quality of the Chinese people is too low. But Wu Renbao's answer was: "I am not afraid of the masses disobeying, I am afraid that I will not listen to the masses. If I listen to the people, the people will definitely listen to me."

Why the masses are disobedient is a relatively complicated issue, but Wu Renbao is concise and can explain it clearly in a few sentences. The reason why the masses are disobedient is not that the quality of the masses is too low, but that the quality of the cadres is not high. The party secretary who asked the question and the cadres who had the same question may find it difficult to accept Wu Renbao's answer, but there is no doubt that Wu Renbao is correct.

Huaxi Village has very rich experience, and Wu Renbao’s famous sayings can fill a book. But with just the above three sentences, we can already understand the secret of "the best village in the world" and get a glimpse of the innocent feelings of an old party member with 52 years of party experience.