Bayi Sharp Review | The key to solving difficult problems lies in implementing them
2026-05-22
President Xi Jinping pointed out that we must "solve the most concerned, direct, and practical issues of the people's interests, and carry out practical, warm-hearted, and people-oriented tasks. Leaders and cadres at all levels of the military should implement the spirit of this important speech, establish and practice a correct view of political achievements, and make great efforts to solve the worries, concerns, and troubles of officers and soldiers. They should not give lip service without action. Serving the grassroots is the responsibility of leaders at all levels. Helping and resolving difficulties at the grassroots level is not achieved through words, but through practical actions. Only by adhering to the principle of putting the grassroots first and soldiers first, thinking what the officers and soldiers think and being urgent, keeping their promises and doing what they say, can military leaders win the hearts of the soldiers with tangible achievements and continuously achieve new results in military construction. The practice of "treating promises as achievements" and "having a previous article but no follow-up" not only affects the morale of the military, but also damages the image and credibility of leading cadres. Everything in the world is done, without doing it, there is no Marxism at all. To do practical things and solve problems at the grassroots level, the key lies in transforming work style, vigorously implementing measures, exchanging sincerity for genuine feelings, and gathering soldiers' hearts through practical work. Military leaders must always stand firm on the position of the masses, take the satisfaction of officers and soldiers as an important criterion for measuring work effectiveness, and use their hearts and emotions to do a good job in solving practical problems, in order to create real achievements and establish a good reputation in the hearts of officers and soldiers. (Looking into the New Era)
Edit:He ChenXi Responsible editor:Tang WanQi
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