Official wizard

Wen Chun thought for a while and then said: "Old Bei, having said that, the officialdom wizard is a bit exaggerated. The reason why I can rise faster than ordinary people is just that I understood the secret of being an official earlier.

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"Then tell me, what is the secret to being an official?"

Wen Chun waved his big hand in the air and pretended to be giving a report: "What is the secret of being an official? Get into the camp."

"Hey, are you going to camp?"

"Lao Bei, I know what you mean by your silly smile. In the minds of educated people like you, you look down on the word "officialdom". Hehe, Lao Bei, among the people I know, I admire your knowledge and character very much.

But why can’t many people like you become officials?”

Wen Chun's words made Lao Beimian blush, but fortunately he was drunk enough to cover it up: "Then tell me, why can't people like me become officials?"

Wen Chun hit the nail on the head: "I am just too bookish. I can only see the appearance of the problem but not the essence."

Lao Bei could only smile noncommittally.

"I know that in your opinion, officialdom is a derogatory term. It is nothing more than trying to find ways and relying on favors to seek fame and fortune."

Seeing that Lao Bei was silent, Wen Chun continued: "Wrong, very wrong. This is the appearance, not the reality. We should separate the two words to understand the so-called drilling camp."

Literary writing is the specialty of Lao Bei and other code-writers. Unexpectedly, a dignified mayor also has this hobby.

"how do I say this?"

"The so-called drilling, the Analects of Confucius says it well: 'Looking up makes you higher, drilling makes you stronger.' I very much agree with the explanation of a famous Chinese poet, 'Looking up makes you higher, the higher you climb, the harder you climb; drilling makes you stronger.

The harder you get, the more perseverant you drill.' This is enough to show that drilling is a climbing spirit of 'not letting go of the mountains' and 'not a true man until he reaches the Great Wall'."

Lao Bei nodded: "What about the 'camp'?"

"Camp, then it's even simpler. This camp should be a business camp." The poet Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty said in "The Charcoal Seller", "Ask me where I can camp for the money." There is also a line in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" about "Bai Juyi"

It is not difficult to understand that the so-called operation, in layman's terms, means planning, operation and management."

Lao Bei probably drank too much at the time, and was quite suspicious of Wen Chun's clear-cut citation of scriptures. Later, it was verified that this statement was indeed made in the Analects and by a famous Chinese poet. It can be seen that Wen Chun has done a lot of research on the word "zuoying".

, even with Lao Bei’s erudition, I have no choice but to be convinced.

Wen Chun ignored Lao Bei's doubtful gaze and continued: "Old Bei, it is not difficult to understand now. The so-called drilling operation means that we must conduct in-depth research on everything we do, and strive towards the highest realm through planning, operation, and management.

Keep working hard. Without such a working spirit, let alone being an official, you can't even be a handyman who digs out toilets and repairs toilets."

Lao Bei nodded and agreed. We must finalize the title of the book while Wen Chunjiu was chatting, to prevent him from regretting it after dawn, so he asked him to inscribe the title himself.

Wen Chun brought Lao Bei to the study, and with a splash of ink on the Four Treasures of the Study on the desk, the four words "official wizard" jumped out on the paper. Sure enough, the words were just like the person he was, flying with dragons and phoenixes, elegant and graceful, so free and easy.

While Wen Chun was writing, Lao Bei accidentally took a glance. In a row of bookcases against the wall, there were more than a dozen yellowed and shabby notebooks of various sizes neatly stacked, which made the elegant study look more like a bookcase.

Very eye-catching.

Lao Bei is very strange, what is Wen Chun doing collecting this basic broken notebook? Could it be an orphan book given by some camper?

Just as he was about to get closer and take a closer look, Wen Chun stopped him loudly: "Don't move, these are the notes I have taken for more than ten years. Although their value is not as valuable as the few classical books you have collected, it can definitely be called a set."

Secrets of officialdom."

So that’s it! Lao Bei took a half step back angrily, stared at the words “official wizard” and praised him profusely.

Because the ink on the inscription was still wet, Wen Chun and Lao Bei returned to the living room.

After a few drinks, Lao Bei was still uneasy and asked tentatively: "Old Wen, according to what you said, going into camp is not a shameful act of a despicable villain?"

"Of course not. Being a businessman requires wisdom, and being an official requires strategy. Based on my more than ten years of experience, being a businessman is just a professional skill, while being an official is a profound art."

"That...isn't that a bit exaggerated?"

"I dare to ask all the officials in the world, who doesn't want to join the camp? Hahahaha." Wen Chun looked up to the sky and laughed.

I dare to ask the officials from all over the world, who doesn’t join the camp?!

Wen Chun laughed, and Lao Bei gave him a high-five.

Wen Chun nodded to Lao Bei with the head of his chopsticks and said with a smile: "Old Bei, Lao Bei, if this was an official occasion, someone would definitely accuse you of being a sycophant."

"Haha, Mayor Wen looks at the essence through the phenomenon, quotes scriptures, and speaks every word. I applaud him from the bottom of my heart. What crime is there?"

Wen Chun picked up the wine glass: "Haha, Lao Bei, you are indeed a smart person. You can break it once you learn it. Fortunately, you, Lao Bei, woke up late. Otherwise, I'm afraid I wouldn't be the one sitting on the rostrum talking.

Wen Chun is your boss."

Lao Bei was confused, and it took him a long time to realize that Wen Chun was making fun of him. His statement just now could not escape the suspicion of flattery, and he unknowingly acted like the despicable villain he had just despised.

Lao Bei laughed loudly and drank it all in one gulp.

When the wine is full, old words come up again.

"Old Wen, there is something I still don't understand. It's what you just said. Many people are knowledgeable, talented, and capable, but why can't they become officials, or even if they become officials, they can't be promoted?"

"In short, most people like you, Lao Bei, do not have the potential to be an official, and the few who do have the potential are not well prepared."

Lao Bei is ashamed.

"These days, people who can enter the officialdom or want to enter the officialdom are not ordinary people. There are almost no people who don't want to work or don't work hard. The reason why they don't become good officials or can't be promoted is because of the leader's words.

It is not difficult for a person to work hard once, but what is difficult is to work hard for a lifetime."

Is this what the leader said? Wen Chun's understanding of the drill camp has risen to a certain theoretical level, and it is difficult not to be promoted.

"The same goes for training camp. I'm not afraid you don't like to hear it. For example, what you said after high-fiving me just now can be considered an effective training camp. It can leave a good impression on the leader, but it does not mean that the leader will immediately

I want to reuse you, but with your potential, you can’t pay attention to everything and always pay attention, so you, Lao Bei, can’t be an official. Even if you become an official, you will rarely have the opportunity to be promoted.”

"How can you see that?" Lao Bei had Wen Chun's working spirit this time. Of course, it was not for the sake of promotion, but to find out Wen Chun's way of being an official while he was drunk and no one was around, in order to reveal something.

The secret to promotion in officialdom will benefit those who have read this book.

If we don’t dig now, when will we wait?

"Too much of the truth is nonsense. Let me tell you a story." Wen Chun was in a good mood, so he kept talking. This was due to Lao Bei's open-mindedness and studiousness, and even more to the sweetness of his hometown's osmanthus wine.

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