当一个普通人成为领导之后,就越来越不普通了,不普通到连姓各都不能随便乱叫,职位越大,其姓名就越不能随便乱叫。除了工资表和正规出版物,无论口头还是书面,都不可直呼或直书其名。口头上简单一些,一般是在姓的后面加上职务就行了,比如李局长张书记刘县长什么的;书面上就讲究了,尤其是在报纸电视上,对那些身兼多职多衔的领导,一定要在名字前面加上一连串定语,比如市委常 When an ordinary person becomes a leader, it becomes less and less commonplace. Ordinary people can not easily scream at even surnames. The larger the position, the less the names can be casually called. In addition to the payroll and formal publications, both oral and written, can not be called or direct book name. Verbally simpler, it is common to put a post behind a surname on the list, such as what Liu Li, Secretary Zhang Li, wrote in writing; especially in newspaper and television, for those who hold multiple titles Leadership, must be preceded by a series of attributive names, such as the Municipal Standing Committee