有人问一位曾经做过泥瓦匠的政治家,做官与做泥瓦匠有什么相似之处。他诙谐地答道:二者都必须身在高处头不晕。的确,泥瓦匠站在高高的脚手架上,低头一望,地面行人、汽车如蝼蚁般来去匆匆,足以让人眼花缭乱,心神不安。倘若狂风袭来,令人胆战心惊,稍一疏忽便会从万丈高楼跌落。泥瓦匠登得越高越危险,就越要小心翼翼,每走一步都要踏踏实实。每一个细小的动作也要特别留意。为官者亦如是,官位越高,权力越大,就越容 Someone asked a politician who once worked as a mason, how officials and masons have something in common. He replied witty: both must stand tall and not dizzy. Indeed, masons standing on tall scaffolding, looking down, the ground pedestrians, cars, such as ants coming and going like a hurry enough to make people dazzling, uneasy. If the storm hit, it is frightening, a little oversight will drop from the lofty tower. The higher the masonry ascend, the more dangerous the more you should be, and every step must be done in a down-to-earth manner. Every small action should pay special attention. The same is true for officials, the higher the official position, the greater the power, the more content