早在四十多年前,毛泽东同志在《反对党八股》一文中就要求我们“应该研究一下文章怎样写得短些,写得精粹些。”对于这个问题,周恩来同志在五十年代也曾指出:“文字含糊而不清楚,笼统而不明,错杂而不准确;文法混乱而无条理,错误而不通;文义常不合逻辑,更缺少辩证;文风则生硬僵化,不生动活泼。这是今日一般文件的通病。”领袖们的教导,虽然已过去几十年了,但在今天看来仍然切中时弊。看到一些“长而空”的公文,我想起了中外战争史上两个很有趣而又能给人启迪的故事。 As early as more than 40 years ago, Comrade Mao Tse-tung asked us in the article entitled “The Eighth Party for the Opposition” that “we should study how the articles are written shorter and more elaborate.” Comrade Zhou Enlai pointed out in this regard in the 1950s : “The text is vague and unclear, the general and the unknown, the miscellaneous and inaccurate; the grammar is chaotic and disorderly, the mistake does not work well; the literary meaning is illogical and lacks the dialectical; the writing style is rigid and not vivid and lively. The common problem of the document. ”The teachings of the leaders, though decades have passed, still seem to be cutting off the disadvantages today. When I saw some “long and empty” official documents, I remembered two very interesting and inspiring stories in the history of both Chinese and foreign wars.