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About Cadres

 

Quotations from Chairman Mao

 

 

1. "Cadres are a decisive factor, once the political line is determined.
Therefore, it is our fighting task to train large numbers of new cadres in a
planned way". - "The Role of the Chinese Communist Party in the National
War" (October 1938), Selected Works, Vol. II, p. 202.

 

2.  "We must know how to judge cadres. We must not confine our judgement to
a short period or a single incident in a cadre's life, but should consider
his life and work as a whole. This is the principal method of judging
cadres." - The Role of the Chinese Communist Party in the National War"
(October 1938), Selected Works, Vol. II, p. 202.

 

3.  "We must, know how to use cadres well. In the final analysis, leadership
involves two main responsibilities: to work out ideas, and to use cadres
well. Such things as drawing up plans, making decisions, and giving orders
and directives, are all in the category of "working out ideas". To put the
ideas into practice, we must weld the cadres together and encourage them to
go into action; this comes into the category of "using the cadres well".
Ibid.

 

4.  "We must know how to take good care of cadres. There are several ways of
doing so. 

 

First, give them guidance.

-         This means allowing them a free hand in their work so that they
have the courage to assume responsibility and, at the same time, giving them
timely instructions so that, guided by the Party's political line, they are
able to make full use of their initiative.

 

Second, raise their level.

-         This means educating them by giving them the opportunity to study
so that they can enhance their theoretical understanding and their working
ability.

 

Third, check up on their work, and help them sum up their experience, carry
forward their achievements and correct their mistakes.

-         To assign work without checking up and to take notice only when
serious mistakes are made - that is not the way to take care of cadres. 

 

Fourth, in general, use the method of persuasion with cadres who have made
mistakes, and help them correct their mistakes. The method of struggle
should be confined to those who make serious mistakes and nevertheless
refuse to accept guidance. Here patience is essential. It is wrong lightly
to label people "opportunists" or lightly to begin "waging struggles"
against them.

 

Fifth, help them with their difficulties.

-         When cadres are in difficulty as a result of illness, straitened
means or domestic or other troubles, we must be sure to give them as much
care as possible. This is how to take good care of cadres. Ibid., p. 203.

 

 

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