慎,为谨慎小心的意思。干任何事,办任何事,无论是大事,还是小事,没有慎重的态度,谨慎的作风是办不好的。 毛泽东1944年曾致信郭沫若说:“我虽然兢兢业业,生怕出岔子,但说不定岔子从什么地方跑来,你看到了什么错误缺点,希望随时示知”。(《毛泽东书信选集》第241页)在解放战争即将胜利前夕,毛泽东在党的七届二中会议的讲话中强调“务必使同志们保持谦虚、谨慎、不骄、不躁的作风”。 刘少奇同志在工作上以严谨认真著称。他生前的秘书刘振德回忆说:“有一天,他要召开一个小范围的会议,把我叫去,将要开什么会,开会的时间、地点、内容和参加会议的人等都一一告诉了我,别的我都听清楚了,就是提到出席会议的人名时,因当时有点紧张,同时对他的口音还不完全熟悉,所以没有听 Be cautious and careful. Do anything, do anything, whether it is a major event or a trifle, there is no cautious attitude, cautious style is not good. Mao Zedong wrote a letter to Guo Moruo in 1944: “Although I am conscientious and do my own business, I am afraid that something will happen, but I may come from somewhere. You have seen any mistakes and shortcomings, and I hope I can show at any time.” (Selected Works of Chairman Mao Zedong, p. 241) On the eve of the victory of the Liberation War, Mao Zedong emphasized in his speech at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee that “we must make our comrades modest, cautious, arrogant and impatient.” Comrade Liu Shaoqi is famous for his work with rigor and earnestness. Liu Zhende, the secretary of his lifetime, recalled: "One day he told me to hold a small meeting, call me, what will be held, the time, place, content of the meeting and the people who attended the meeting , I have heard everything else, that is, when it comes to the names of people attending the meeting, because at that time a little nervous, while not familiar with his accent, so did not hear