If you hold power and face the benefits at your fingertips, can you still stick to your original intention? Today's hot topic: After becoming an official, can you not waver in the face of the temptation of corruption?
At noon today, when I was having dinner with a few friends, everyone talked about the officialdom, and a friend said indignantly that none of the officials are honest and honest, and everyone is greedy. When I heard this, I couldn't help but laugh. When he saw me smiling, the righteous and awe-inspiring expression on his face froze instantly, and he was a little embarrassed to say that if he really became an official, he would not dare to say that he would not become "bad". After all, this friend is about to be mentioned as a minister, and in the face of reality, no one dares to pat his chest lightly to guarantee.
Nowadays, many people are actually quite hypocritical, scolding corrupt officials, and they may wish that they also had the opportunity to make oil and water. Why? In their view, embezzlement and bribery are simply a good business with a lot of money, which is easy and profitable. Human nature is a little selfish and greedy, and they all like to get something for nothing, and they all get more with less. When it comes to how to achieve "getting more for nothing" and "getting more with less work," corruption and bribery are undoubtedly the most direct and efficient means.
Some people often ridicule on the Internet: "If I am an official, I will also be greedy, not greedy for nothing." Although this sentence is rough, it reflects a general mentality that in the face of the temptation of huge profits, the weakness of human nature is often difficult to resist. is like the friend who is about to be promoted to minister, although he doesn't say it, but the little abacus in his heart may have been knocked on a long time ago.
Look at today's society, most investments are both risks and returns, and ordinary people are so easy to encounter if they can really make a steady profit and not lose money. And this "business" that makes sure to make money without losing money is often what everyone calls "corruption". In the face of such a huge temptation, who can guarantee that once you are in a high position, you will be able to get out of the mud without staining?
Looking back on China's thousands of years of history, "corruption" is like psoriasis that has not been cured for a long time in officialdom, and its source lies in the endless desire and greed in human nature, as well as the yearning for unearned gains.
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