In October 2018, a photo of Premier Zhu Rongji was uploaded and quickly reprinted by a large number of netizens.
In 2018, Zhu Rongji
In the photo, Premier Zhu Rongji, who has been retired for many years, is dressed in a straight suit, has a silver head, and has aged a lot, but he is as mentally as good as he was then. At the time of this photo, Premier Zhu Rongji was preparing to attend an event at the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University and give a speech in public.
In October of this year, his old man was about to celebrate his 90th birthday. Netizens who saw Zhu Rongji's recent photo were touched and nostalgic, and said that they were really happy to see that his old man was still so spirited, and hoped that his old man could continue to maintain such a mental state, be healthy and healthy, and live a long life.
Premier Zhu Rongji officially stepped down in March 2003, and by 2018 he had been retired for 15 years.
What kind of personality charm does he have, and can he get so many blessings after more than ten years of retirement, with a recent photo to brush up the circle of friends of netizens?
In fact, as early as October 2017, when the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China was convened, the camera turned to the presidium, and Zhu Rongji, who was full of white hair and a serious and attentive look, flashed in the camera, and it was only a few seconds of the picture that made people who saw this scene in front of the TV set excited, and even the Chinese and foreign reporters at the scene could not help but exclaim.
In 2017, Zhu Rongji
No wonder people are so excited. After his retirement, Premier Zhu Rongji quickly disappeared from the public eye, and he was very low-key, reclusive, and rarely appeared in front of people. Although everyone is very concerned about his recent situation after retirement, it is usually difficult to hear news about him.
But before retiring, Premier Zhu Rongji was an out-and-out "workaholic." In his 52-year working life, work has become more than just work for Zhu Rongji, work is his habit, but also a part of his life. He locked his brows, his eyes sharp, as if he would roll up his sleeves at any time and do a big job, which was deeply imprinted in the memory of the people.
Zhu Rongji
Zhu Rongji is a high-caliber student who graduated from Tsinghua University majoring in electrical machinery, and although he was not good at verbal expression during his school years, he often wrote about his spiritual world. After graduating from university, with his impressive academic qualifications, he served as the head of the fuel power bureau of the committee, maintaining and promoting the good habits in the university, talking less and doing more, and being conscientiously busy with work.
When he was in office, he once commented on himself: "I dare not say that I am the busiest person in the country, but at least one of the busiest people." ”
In his work, Zhu Rongji was honest and frank, daring to say and do, and daring to do what he did. When he was running for mayor of Shanghai in 1988, he gave a campaign speech that lasted 15 minutes. In his speech, Zhu Rongji did not choose to amplify his advantages and conceal his shortcomings; on the contrary, he started from his own shortcomings, first displayed his true self in front of everyone, carefully analyzed it, and was filled with sincerity from beginning to end.
Zhu Rongji ran for mayor of Shanghai
After he started speaking, 15 minutes simply wasn't enough. Every few minutes of Zhu Rongji's speech, the audience could not help but applaud him, and as a result, the speech time was repeatedly extended, from the original 15 minutes of life to nearly an hour. At the end, Zhu Rongji was also infected by everyone's support, and concluded for himself with an impassioned and unrepentant tone: "I will work hard, work hard, and bow down to death!" The scene was immediately plunged into a long-lasting applause.
And Zhu Rongji did exactly what he said, and during his tenure as mayor of Shanghai, he carried out correct reforms in Shanghai Pudong, so that Shanghai came to the fore and became the gateway to China's economy. His efforts were all seen by Deng Gong, who greatly appreciated this capable and accomplished cadre and strongly recommended him to come to Beijing. With the support of Deng Gong, Zhu Rongji was promoted to three consecutive ranks and became a member of the Politburo Standing Committee. Zhu Rongji was later able to become premier of the State Council, and he was also recommended by Deng Gong.
Deng Gong and Zhu Rongji
Zhu Rongji did not disappoint Deng Gong. During his tenure as premier, he managed China's economic system in an orderly manner, reversed the unfortunate situation in China's economy at that time, and was simply a veritable "fire brigade leader", enabling China to win a difficult economic battle and won unanimous praise from home and abroad.
Seeking government in his position and doing things for the people is Zhu Rongji's principle. He never spoke empty words, nor was he afraid of offending other government cadres, always remembering his identity as a servant of the people, doing things for the people wholeheartedly, and in the hearts of the people he was a good official worthy of trust.
In addition to being a "workaholic" at work, Zhu Rongji is also a little unkind.
He once set the "Five Precepts" for himself, that is, not to be polite, not to eat please, not to cut the ribbon, not to write inscriptions, and not to approve notes. Except for the "no inscription", he strictly observed each one from the beginning to the end of his retirement. The only "unscripted" that broke the ring was only broken 5 times in his 50-year-long working life under special circumstances. For example, once, when celebrating the 15th anniversary of the friendship city between Shanghai and Osaka, under the repeated pleading of the Japanese deputies, Zhu Rongji reluctantly agreed, and wrote down the words "honesty and honesty" and "recording self-encouragement" with a stroke of his pen, and sent them to the Japanese side as a souvenir.
Zhu Rongji's calligraphy is extremely well written, and many people have asked him for ink treasures, but no matter whether they are colleagues or relatives and friends, in most cases, Zhu Rongji has refused. The reason why he is so good at calligraphy, but he refuses to agree to the requests of others and write inscriptions for them, mainly because he is worried that what he has written will be used by people who have the heart to use it, and to deceive others in his name privately.
Just as the so-called "heaven will descend on the Si people, they must first suffer their hearts and minds and work their bones and bones.", Zhu Rongji, who has the ability and achievements, was born as a widow, not only his father died early, but his mother also left him when he was 9 years old. It was Zhu Rongji's uncle who saw him pitiful and came to the house to raise him as his own child.
Zhu Rongji was grateful for his uncle's kindness and had a good relationship with his uncle's son and his cousin Zhu Jingzhi's family. One of the 5 "no inscriptions" he broke the vow was to fulfill the agreement with Zhu Jingzhi. At that time, Zhu Rongji had just been elected mayor of Shanghai, and Zhu Jingzhi asked his cousin for a couplet, and Zhu Rongji agreed, but he later established the precept of "no inscription", and this agreement has never been realized.
Later, when Zhu Rongji was about to retire from office, Zhu Jingzhi relapsed from his old illness and was hospitalized. Zhu Rongji was worried about the sudden death of his cousin, but he failed to fulfill the agreement, so when Zhu Jingzhi was 90 years old, he wrote a couplet gift of "Honesty passed down through the wind and rain, honesty and honesty from the public governance of the newcomers" and gave it to Zhu Jingzhi. Zhu Jingzhi, who was still in the hospital bed, was very happy when he saw it, his spirits improved, his body recovered quickly, and he was discharged from the hospital soon after.
However, even if the relationship with Zhu Jingzhi is so good, where principles should be emphasized, Zhu Rongji has never slackened off. When he first became mayor of Shanghai, Zhu Jingzhi's son Zhu Kuangyu also served in Shanghai, serving as deputy secretary of the party committee of the Shanghai Textile Bureau. As soon as Zhu Rongji took office, in front of his cousin Zhu Jingzhi, he told Zhu Kuangyu that as long as he stayed in the position of mayor of Shanghai for one day, Zhu Kuangyu's seat would not want to move.
Sure enough, during zhu Rongji's 4 years as mayor of Shanghai, Zhu Kuangyu's seat remained motionless. Zhu Kuangyu also had no complaints about this. He was originally just an ordinary textile bureau worker, and his ability to become deputy secretary of the party committee of the textile bureau was entirely dependent on his own ability and had nothing to do with Zhu Rongji. Later, Zhu Rongji left the post of mayor of Shanghai and went to work in Beijing, but Zhu Kuangyu remained at his original post and occasionally visited his uncle in Beijing, all in order to ask Zhu Rongji for his experience in reform.
Zhu Rongji when he was mayor of Shanghai
"Gongsheng Ming, Lian Shengwei" is the creed that Zhu Rongji has adhered to with this working career. Whether before or after retirement, a clean reputation is always the most important thing for Zhu Rongji.
Zhu Rongji is not only a good hand in managing the economy; he deeply abhors the phenomenon of corruption and corruption, and while setting an example by example, he has made a good determination to thoroughly rectify corruption. He had vowed to prepare 100 coffins, the first 99 of which were for corrupt elements, and the last coffin he would keep to himself, even if he would be crushed to pieces and die together, he would thoroughly investigate the corruption to the end.
The work of opposing corruption and promoting clean government was carried out smoothly under his insistence, and a number of corrupt elements who hid extremely deeply were arrested one after another, dragged from the shadows to the light, and obediently accepted the punishment of the law. Among the corruption cases that have been investigated, the Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling case is the largest and most serious case involved.
In the local area, many state cadres have degenerated and become corrupt, becoming the umbrella of smugglers, and even causing the main criminals to abscond overseas. When Zhu Rongji learned of this, he personally sat down to supervise the case and said that he would kill a hundred people who harbored smugglers. Under his supervision, corrupt elements were arrested one after another, and the atmosphere in the local officialdom was thoroughly cleaned up.
Zhu Rongji's hometown is Changsha, Hunan Province, and after his retirement, changsha government officials often invited him to come back to live. Zhu Rongji also wanted to return to his hometown, but after considering it, he still refused them all. There are locals, and even his relatives, who talk about him behind his back, saying that he is simply "six relatives do not recognize".
Zhu Rongji did not give an explanation. Or his cousin Zhu Jingzhi knew him and explained to Zhu Rongji that he was not really completely unkind, but wanted to avoid suspicion. After all, Zhu Rongji has been using practical actions all his life to refuse to bend the law for personal gain, even if he retires, or if someone just wants to borrow his fame and benefits, he cannot tolerate such behavior. Even if he is misunderstood, he does not regret it.
After Zhu Rongji retired, he not only had no intention of writing a biography of himself, but also did not agree with others to write relevant biographies for him, because he felt that the biographies written in that way were all pieced together and the accuracy was not high, and the biggest use was to sell money Zhu Rongji did not want the people to understand themselves through such a biography with doubtful authenticity, and even if his cousin wanted to write a biography of him, Zhu Rongji did not agree. At that time, Zhu Jingzhi's younger brother Zhu Tianchi wrote a book related to Zhu Rongji, and originally wanted to send one to Zhu Rongji to see, but Zhu Rongji did not see him. Zhu Tianchi had to give up.
The only book released in the market that records the contents of Zhu Rongji's interviews and speeches, and the book that zhu Rongji approved is "Zhu Rongji's Answers to Reporters' Questions." When writing this book, the editor was repeatedly instructed by Zhu Rongji to write truthfully, write how the recordings are written, and maintain their spoken language.
"Zhu Rongji's Answer to Reporters' Questions"
After the book was compiled, the original cover style made Zhu Rongji less satisfied, because his name was prominent on the cover. Zhu Rongji told the editor that the protagonist of the book is not Zhu Rongji, but should be a reporter, so the word "reporter" should be marked more prominently, so there is now the cover style of the book. This was originally only a small matter, but even such a small matter could not be sloppy in Zhu Rongji's view.
Although Zhu Rongji did not smile all day before retirement and looked difficult to contact, when he retired, his entire life state became completely different from before.
Zhu Rongji became very kind and kind, and no matter where he went, he had a kind smile on his face. Moreover, no matter where Zhu Rongji goes after leaving office, when local officials come to visit out of respect and courtesy, Zhu Rongji's first words after meeting with them will certainly be: "I will not talk about work today." ”
Zhu Rongji is a Peking opera actor who pulls Erhu
Nowadays, Zhu Rongji often calls himself "a grass dweller," and his greatest hobby is to watch Peking opera performances with his wife, Lao An, and sometimes when he is interested, he will personally pull up the erhu and sing it by his wife, and the two entertain themselves at home.
From his term of office to his resignation, Zhu Rongji carried out to the end "one body with healthy qi and two sleeves of clean wind." Throughout his life, he has always been loyal to the country and the people, and no matter when it comes, his personality charm will always remain in the hearts of the people. I salute the good prime minister of the people and sincerely wish the elderly a long and healthy life.