It is not a basic national policy to make a difference

No, the weight of the term "basic national policy" in the field of policy is obvious—it should be the most basic political policy in the country-building and governance; In the eyes of the public, it is also easy to understand, and it should have the greatest relationship with the national economy and people's livelihood.

Generally speaking, a certain policy should meet the following three criteria before it can become a basic national policy: A basic national policy should be a systematic response to a certain type of overall, long-term and strategic significance determined by the basic national conditions, and have the characteristics of high level, long time and wide scope. The basic national policy should be at the highest level in the entire policy system, should stipulate, restrict and guide the formulation and implementation of general specific policies, and provide a basis for policy coordination in related fields. The basic national policies should be equal to each other, and there should be no more inclusion or guidance relationships.

Some policy orientations, such as adhering to the four cardinal principles, are the foundation of China's statehood, have a bearing on the national political system, are the basic principles of China's governance, and are also the principles guiding the implementation of basic national policies, so they are generally no longer listed as separate national policies.

What are the basic national policies of our country at present? By real standards. It must be considered that China has seven basic national policies, namely, family planning, equality between men and women, rational use of land and effective protection of cultivated land, opening up to the outside world, environmental protection, soil and water conservation, and resource conservation.

Although most of the basic national policies have been reflected in major documents and laws, and how to implement them through laws or relevant documents, the current status of their implementation is unsatisfactory and there are many problems.

There are a number of basic national policies in our country, such as "reform and opening up" and "family planning".

I can clearly tell you that although "Taoguang nurtures obscurity and makes a difference" is not a basic national policy, it is the basic policy of China's diplomacy. This means that China will not take the lead in foreign exchanges, will not seek hegemony, and will develop peacefully, and at the same time actively play its own role in safeguarding world peace and development.

No, this was the policy that Deng Gong put forward to the party in the face of the drastic changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, which meant that we should do our own things well in a down-to-earth manner.

The true meaning of Taoguang Yanghui is to converge the light, and the extended meaning is to avoid showing one's head.

Taoguang Yanghui is an idiom, and the structure of the idiom is subject-predicate; It is generally used as a predicate in a sentence. Idiom source:Jin Liu Yun's "Old Tang Dynasty Book: Xuanzong Ji":

Li Tai and Huichang Dynasty, the more things are obscure, and the group lives in the place, there is no words. Later, the idiom "Taoguang Yanghui" was summed up.

Example: Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty: "Xuande also prevented Cao Cao from murdering, so he planted vegetables in the back garden and watered them himself, thinking that it was a plan for Tao Hui." ”

Idiom Enlightenment:

"Taoguang Yanghui" inspires people to be patient, modest, cautious, and deep, and always sink their hearts, minds, and bodies to be with the weaker majority. Promote perseverance, humility and proximity. In terms of action and strategy, that is, to use static braking and softness to overcome rigidity, and externally behave lowly, aggrieved, and incompetent, so that people will have a feeling of disgust with themselves and give up their vigilance against themselves.

Relying on this kind of "deceptive" illusion to reduce the pressure of the outside world and relax the vigilance of the other party, while he secretly prepares, actively "prepares for war", and then aims at the opportunity to win by surprise. Many people who have achieved great things have a history of Tao obscurity before they achieve it. Be a true wise man, and victory will be yours in the end.

Untie. Release.

It refers to hiding talents and not revealing them. Go out. Place.

The Old Tang Dynasty Book Xuanzong Ji": "The Tai and Huichang dynasties, the more things are obscure, the group lives in the wandering place, and there is no word. ”

Taoguang Yanghui means, Taoguang is to hide his own light, and Yanghui is to be filial piety in a relatively inconspicuous position. It's basically the same as low-key, and it's an excellent strategy.

Taoguang Yanghui also includes the meaning of humility, that is, he is willing to put the other party in the position of heavy envy, and let himself be in the position of the next day. The I Ching Humility Hexagram says: Humility means that people can enter the hearts of others and be accepted by others because of their humility.

And it is important to accept each other when communicating, so humility as a character is also very important. If you are not humble, you will not be accepted by others. If you don't be accepted by others, you can't communicate with others, and if you can't communicate with others, you can't do anything!

If people can humble and respect each other, then the relationship between people will be good, and there is nothing that cannot be done when everyone is united. Therefore, taoguang is not only a survival strategy, but also a virtue. A person who is willing to be in a secondary position, a humble person, will eventually win everyone's respect and love, and such a person can also serve others well in a leadership position.

And a proud person, a sharp person, often loses the support of others because he cannot accept the opinions of others, and is often reduced to the point of humility in the end. So, humility is very important for a person.

[Interpretation] "Taoguang is obscure and makes a difference" refers to hiding one's talents and not exposing them, which is a manifestation of making a difference, praise.

Etymology] "Taoguang Yanghui" originally came from the "Old Tang Dynasty Book Xuanzong Ji": "The Taihe Huichang Dynasty, the more things Tao Hui, the more Tao Hui, the group living in the place, there is no word." ”

Quote] Qing Yu Wanchun's ** "Dangkou Zhi" Chapter 76: "The virtuous nephew Hugh blamed the old man and said, a character like you, don't fight and stop here." When you go, you must keep your light and look at the time.

It means, "A talented person like you will be attacked by the jealousy of others, so don't be too exposed." In order to get ahead in the future, this time we must act at the opportunity and be cautious in order to achieve great things in the future.

For example] "Taoguang Yanghui" is mainly manifested in the workplace and officialdom. For example:

Cao Cao during the Three Kingdoms was an extremely suspicious and insecure person, in order to prevent others from assassinating him, he even killed the guards who covered him, and said: "I am so happy to kill in my dreams!" Yang Xiu is a very talented person, because he doesn't know how to "taoguang and obscure", he shows himself too much in front of Cao Cao, and is killed by the suspicious Cao Cao.

First, when Yang Xiu did not see the situation clearly, he had no sense of security about Cao Cao, who was higher than his status, and was always afraid of being murdered, and at this moment Yang Xiu was his right-hand man and could not leave, Yang Xiu should show the greatest loyalty and goodwill to Cao Cao and relieve him of his suspicions about himself.

Second, when Cao Cao was afraid of losing his authority and suspected that Yang Xiu was threatening his position, Yang Xiu immediately showed Cao Cao his indifferent attitude towards fame and fortune, bowed his head to his ears, bowed to the wind, and expressed the greatest awe and respect to Cao Cao, so as not to attract death.

By extension, all of the above has been achieved, especially when someone succeeds in convincing a suspicious boss that he is not the most dangerous person around him, and he is a person who has successfully mastered the art of taoguang and obscurity. Therefore, wait for the opportunity, and once you seize the opportunity, it is the time for the latter to become the hero of the king.

Conclusion] Use "taoguang to cultivate obscurity" to form a sentence: learn to let yourself "taoguang and obscurity, in order to make a difference". Note: There are some negative elements in this statement today.

A series of ideas such as "taoguang and obscurity and making a difference" were put forward in the late 80s and early 90s of the last century, during the "special period" of drastic changes in Eastern Europe and the collapse of the socialist camp. At that time, China was faced with acute questions such as "what to do" and "where to go" that needed to be answered urgently, and a series of important ideas and countermeasures were put forward in this regard. Although some of them were directly put forward in response to the severe situation at the time, such as "calmly observing, holding a steady foot, and coping with it calmly".

However, we must not describe a series of brilliant strategic ideas put forward one after another by virtue of his rich experience in struggle and extraordinary and superb strategic art as "partial strategic principles" and only "expedient measures" to deal with special situations. This is not the case at all, for example, in response to the hope that some people at that time would like China to "carry the flag" and "take the lead", and said categorically: "We must not be the head, this is a fundamental national policy."

He also talked about three "forevers" in one breath: "China will always stand on the side of the third world, China will never seek hegemony, and China will never take the lead." (***Anthology, Vol. 3, p. 363) Since it is a "national policy" and "forever", can it still be an emergency expedient measure?

Later, he further put forward some important strategic ideas, that is, the famous "four sentences and 16 words": "be good at guarding clumsiness, never be wrong, keep quiet and obscure, and make a difference", which is even more flashing long-term strategic brilliance and has long-term strategic significance. The eight words that people often say now, "taoguang to cultivate obscurity and make a difference" are actually the core of the above-mentioned series of important strategic ideas, and they are highly condensed formulations that have been summarized and summarized many times, which obviously have long-term strategic guiding significance for China.

Do things in a low-key manner, learn skills secretly, let your wings gradually plump, and then slowly participate in practical things until you have a relatively big achievement.

Explanation: It refers to hiding talents and not revealing them.

Source: "Old Tang Dynasty Book: Xuanzong Ji": "The Taihe Huichang Dynasty, the more things are obscure, the group lives in the place, and there is no word. ”

Usage: juxtaposition; It is a synthesis of two small verb-object structures. The whole word is generally used as a predicate.

synonyms: taoguang obscure.

Antonym sharp.

Taoguang Yanghui means, Taoguang is to hide his own light, and Yanghui is in a relatively inconspicuous position. It's basically the same as low-key, and it's an excellent strategy.

Taoguang also includes humility, which is to be willing to put the other person in an important position and put oneself in a secondary position.

In layman's terms, it is not too sharp to do things and hide your strength.

Hide your talents, don't let them be exposed.

The main thing is to hide talents and not to make them exposed.

In the Romance of Li Liang of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei was under the fence of Cao Cao's place, so he used the strategy of Taoguang to raise obscurity, dressed himself as an otaku, planted vegetables in the back garden, and when he drank with Cao Cao, a thunder scared the chopsticks off.

When Yuan Oak was filial piety to Shikai, the leader of the Yunnan Yunnan Army, Cai Ng, was invited by the Yuan family to rebel against him, Cai Ye remained silent, Taoguang raised obscurity to soak the second wife, and escaped from Liang at the banquet of Xiao Fengxian's marriage. After returning to Yunnan, he was the first to hold high the banner of anti-Yuan, and the whole world followed him.