论文部分内容阅读
建国初期的一次周末,周恩来总理兴致勃勃地来到了北京饭店的舞会上。刚跳不久,总理看到一位干部舞风不文明,气得脸色胀红,但又不便于马上去批评,就对秘书发起了火:“不尊重人、不礼貌、不文明,这是不允许的!”连续说了几遍,而且声音很大,随后从卫士手中拽过大衣板着面孔,登车而去。秘书没有见总理发过这么大火,有点丈二和尚摸不着头脑,又不敢去问,只好有委屈往肚里咽。事后,总理作了解释,才使秘书
In the early days of the founding of New China, Premier Zhou Enlai happily came to the party of Beijing Hotel. Shortly after the Prime Minister saw that a cadre’s dance style was uncivilized and gas-bloated, it was not easy to criticize it right away. Instead, he immediately launched a fire on the secretary: “No respect, impoliteness or uncivilization, Allowed! ”Said several times in succession, and the sound is loud, then pulled over the board from the guard’s face, boarding away. Secretary did not see the Prime Minister made such a fire, a little Zhangzhang monk scratching his head, but also afraid to ask, had to wronged to the stomach pharynx. Afterwards, the Prime Minister made an explanation before he made the secretary