Chen Sheng Uprising at the end of Qin Dynasty wanted to establish absolute prestige among a group of people, so that people could learn what the fox said in the middle of the night and take silks out of the fish's belly, creating the illusion that "Chen Wang" was an act of God, and Chen Sheng naturally became a variety of leaders. Now this trick doesn't work. However, a pretentious leader who engages in personal superstition can still get remarkable results. For example, Hu Jianxue, the former secretary of Taian Municipal Party Committee, once said that his birthday was the life of Vice Premier the State Council, and he vowed to be an official, which really puzzled many people. Those believers who are completely convinced have served Hu's leadership particularly well. Learning, just like learning Mao Xuan in Taian, is vigorous, which makes Hu leaders completely addicted to their official career. You can't justify cheating, but it's common to be exposed. Not to mention that Chen Sheng can't be an emperor, and Hu's leadership is mysterious and doesn't even have the minimum integrity, so there will be no good results. Eventually abandoned by the times, he became a poor man.
As the saying goes, "One function beats one person, by going up one flight of stairs." Ordinary people have no status and no rights. The length is a stick, and the size can press an official. You see, Digest Weekly published such a thing. Zheng Hongwu, the boss of an engineering company in Guangdong, is not even a certified product. At best, he is a contractor, but with the hard-earned money of migrant workers in his hand, the underworld helps him. It's easy to bring migrant workers to heel. Don't you want to be paid? Then you have to line up, slap the thugs first, and then go in and get paid. The migrant workers present were very scared, but in order to get back their wages, everyone was silent and grateful to Boss Chen for his kindness. We may complain that these honest migrant workers "mourn their misfortunes and are angry with them" and do their own work, but they are timid in front of Boss Chen. This is "easy to say". Sheep fall into wolves and can only be slaughtered. What can migrant workers do without being slapped? We have nothing to say about naked bullying. Boss Chen has his own set of theories. "If you manage migrant workers, you have to fight." Beating can scare you for a while, but it can't suppress the resentment in the hearts of migrant workers. "From evil to collapse", if you want to be a rogue, you will get what you deserve.
Using false propaganda is often shameless and confusing. According to the Beijing News, in August last year, Wang Bin, political commissar of Wuhan Traffic Management Bureau, expressed condolences to the traffic police on the road. After receiving the notice, 10 traffic police waited for more than an hour in the scorching sun. When the traffic police were sweating, the late leader Wang appeared at the right time, walked to the traffic police lined up with a big smile, took out the towels prepared in advance, and kindly wiped their sweat one by one, which became the eye-catching news that the media rushed to report. In this way, Wang's leadership "erased" the lofty prestige of being close to the people. It is really chilling that Wang's leadership is so "condolence". How much did the poor traffic police suffer in the heat? Online news is a show, and Wang's leadership has lost the hearts of the people. A good condolence activity was ruined by selfishness.
Leadership prestige depends on personal morality and knowledge, and it is by no means an idol that can be shaped by mud tires. Zeng Jingchun, once known for his frugality, said before sentencing: "The money I embezzled was to run an iron mine for my hometown after retirement and let the people set up a monument for themselves." Can you believe it? There is a saying that is right, that is, let the people build a monument for themselves. Hu Jianxue relies on superstition, Chen Hongwu relies on fighting, and Wang Bin relies on putting on a show. After all, our leaders regard themselves as "leaders" too much. Although they have won a temporary prestige, they can't be fake. The false "idol" they painstakingly created finally collapsed.
The most important thing for a leader's prestige is to be persuaded, not persuaded. If he has no faith, he may gain a good reputation in a short time, but in the end he will betray his relatives and end up in a bleak end. Wei Zhi, a famous minister in the Tang Dynasty, said: "If you don't believe it, you will have it." . If a leader lacks credibility, the masses will lack faith. "The monarch makes the envoy with courtesy, and the minister is loyal to the monarch." The ancient emperors did not dare to fool the people, not to mention the false reputation gained by fishing for fame.
Leadership prestige has never been a demanding prey, but a performance made by oneself with down-to-earth actions. Only when "the honorable person is innocent" can we be "blessed", do things honestly and serve the people honestly, and leaders will naturally have prestige.