新官上任,在烧火之前,往往先要来个“就职演说”,以阐述自己的施政纲领、任职计划以及愿望打算等等。有的还比较具体细致,一二三四、甲乙丙丁,头头是道,令人感动。然而,“离职演说”却鲜有所闻。其实,“离职演说”在某种意义上更有必要。常言道:有开花就有结果。如果我们把“就职演说”比作树上的花,那么“离职演说”就是枝上的果,花固然好看,果才可实用。当初在“就职演说”中立下了誓言,现在任职期满,就要看一看结了“果”没有, Before a new officer takes office, he often comes up with “inaugural speeches” to explain his own program of work, his plan of work and his intention to do so. Some are still more specific and meticulous, one two three four, B and C Ding, the first is Tao, touching. However, “leaving speech” is rarely heard. In fact, “departure speech” is more necessary in some sense. As the saying goes: there is a flowering effect. If we compare “inaugural speeches” with flowers in the tree, then “leaving speech” is the fruit of the branches, the flowers are good-looking, and the fruits are practical. Had originally vowed in the “inaugural address”, now expired, we must take a look at the knot “fruit” did not,