近年来,国家不断地把优秀中青年干部送到国外培训,现任山东临沂市委书记李群就是其中一个,他的见习职务是给美国纽海文市市长当助理,虽然时间不过半年,但受益匪浅。回国后他写了一本书:《我在美国当市长助理》,一上市就很畅销。书中一件事引起我的兴趣,那就是“总统来了怎么办?”李群讲道:有一天,他看新闻,得知美国副总统戈尔到了纽海文市。但市长置若罔闻.只管做自己的事。他惊奇地问市长:“戈尔来,你为什么不出面?”不想市长更惊奇地反问他:“我为什么要出面?”后来李群才知道,在美国,下级官员根本没有恭迎上级官员到来,给上级官员安排食宿、陪同检查工作、一同观赏风景、一起参加娱乐活动一说。李群说,不说是来了副总统,就是总统来了,市长也一样的不出面。这事听起来真是名副其实的海外奇谈了,因为这在我们许多人听起来很是不可思议。大人物大驾光临,紫日高悬,山动地摇,下级官员一个个尾随其后,围绕左右都唯恐不及,甚至还要到地界迎驾,有警车开道,走到哪儿清场到哪儿,怎么敢置若罔闻呢?一句话,上级领导的到来,是下级官员天大的事,要放下手中一切工作,甚至提前数十天准 In recent years, the state has continuously sent outstanding middle-aged cadres to foreign countries for training. Currently, Li Qun, party secretary of Linyi in Shandong Province, is one of them. His probationary position is an assistant to the Mayor of New Haven, the United States. Although it takes less than six months, it benefits Mighty. After returning home, he wrote a book: “I am an Assistant to the Mayor in the United States,” and the listing is very popular. One thing in the book has aroused my interest: “What should I do when the president comes?” Li Qun said: One day he read the news and learned that U.S. Vice President Al Gore came to New Haven. But the mayor turned a deaf ear, only doing his own thing. He asked the mayor, in surprise: “Gore, why did not you come forward?” Do not want the mayor even more surprised to ask him: “Why should I come forward?” Li later learned that in the United States, the lower officials did not welcome the arrival of higher officials, Arrange meals and lodging for officials at higher levels, accompany inspection work, watch the scenery together, and participate in recreational activities. Li Qun said: Without saying that he came to the vice president, the president came and the mayor did not come forward. It sounds like an authentic overseas conversation because it sounds incredible to many of us. Great people coming, purple sun, mountain shake, subordinate officials one by one followed, fear around or not, or even to the border greetings, a police car clear the way, where to go clearance, how dare turn a deaf ear to what In short, the arrival of superior leaders is a big thing for lower-level officials, to put aside all the work in hand, and even dozens of days in advance.