General Secretary Xi Jinping mentioned in "Speech at the National Organizational Work Conference" (438+03 on June 28th, 2065) that we should always demand ourselves according to the standards of party constitution and party member, have the spirit of "not preparing for others, not preparing for physical examination", always be conscious and self-motivated, and strive to be "not confused by meager profits, not dazzled by five colors".
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"Don't be swayed by small profits, don't be dazzled by five colors" uses China's ancient thought of cautious independence and abstinence.
1, the so-called "heart is not moved by small profits" is essentially "caution". The Analects of Confucius said: "Haste makes waste. Haste makes waste, but seeing small profits can't be a big deal. " "Being unmoved by small profits" means that moral cultivation should start from small things, learn the Confucian concept of "right" and the Buddhist concept of "middle", and don't be moved by small profits, so you lose your integrity, spoil the big things and forget the righteousness.
2. "Being dazzled by five colors" is essentially "abstinence", which comes from the twelfth chapter of Laozi's Tao Te Ching. The original text is "five colors blind, five tones deaf, five flavors refreshing". "Not dazzled by the five colors" means not being tempted by the colorful world outside, not being led by the nose by desire, and having self-control.
3. "Don't be tempted by meager profit, but don't be dazzled by five colors" is a sentence that General Secretary Xi Jinping attaches great importance to. 20 13 mentioned at the national organizational work conference. Now, it is still necessary to remind the cadres in party member to be self-respecting, introspective, vigilant and self-disciplined at all times, and to cultivate the ability of self-restraint and self-control.
4. In addition to "not moved by meager profit, not dazzled by five colors", General Secretary Xi Jinping also used the old adage that "the dike breaks the ant hole, and the gas leaks out" to supplement that leading cadres should always cultivate political ethics and form a clean and upright political ecology. The phrase "the ant hole on the dike breaches, and the needle leaks air" comes from the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, which means that a small ant nest can breach the dike, and a hole the size of a needle can also vent the air, which means that ignoring small things will lead to great disaster.
5. Political morality is the vane of social moral construction and the navigator of political ecology. General Secretary Xi Jinping's two allusions repeatedly remind leading cadres that there is no small matter in style. Insist on starting from small things, strengthen self-cultivation, improve yourself from bit by bit, be strict with yourself, be sincere to Ming Dow, avoid procrastination, and always keep the true nature of the people's public servants.