Saying "no" may not be easy to do. Faced with interference and temptation, many tax collectors lack the courage and art to say "no". What's more, they are willing to say "no". Some people don't want to refuse "material benefits". Like the "Buddha" in the temple all day, they calmly accept the "incense" from all directions. No matter how much they eat and wear, they are all "smiling", which can be described as "a big belly can hold it". Others don't want to refuse "appetite" and "spiritual enjoyment". Please come, hold a banquet, make friends, be busy socializing, and indulge in "feasting" and bustling places all day long.
To learn to say "no", we must first establish spiritual belief. The work of a doctor is a fair and noble cause. In order to maintain a fair doctor image and adhere to the principle of hospital justice, we must be calm, sober, honest and self-disciplined. Only in this way can we endure loneliness in the economic tide, not be moved by the noise, not be fascinated by the world of flowers, and keep all kinds of interference and temptation out of our hearts. To learn to say "no", we must strengthen the concept of law and discipline. We must set up an ideological "isolation zone" to separate human feelings, power, money and beauty, learn to be introverted, refuse temptation, always stay away from the "high-voltage line" of law and discipline in action, strictly discipline activities beyond eight hours, and resolutely refuse all contacts that may affect the image of doctors. Only in this way can we get a good image in the hearts of the people.
You should learn to refuse. Of course, not living in a vacuum, but also eating fireworks, also need relatives and friends, but also need emotional comfort. However, if you arrange your life according to the rules of the so-called officialdom and vanity fair game, your ideological realm and moral cultivation will be incompatible with the professional requirements of tax officials, and greedy behavior will inevitably ruin the fair image of taxpayers.
Learn to say "no" to taxes. Saying "no" is a choice in itself, and saying "no" to the banquet can get calm and detachment; Saying "no" to the gift money can keep calm and innocent; Saying "no" to all improper things can make one's law enforcement behavior unconstrained ... In short, as long as "a levee of a thousand miles collapses in an ant's nest" violates the norms of justice, honesty and civilization, one should flatly say "no".
You should say "no". Saying "no" is a kind of persistence and an indispensable scenery on the road of life. Only when tax officials learn to say "no" can they maintain their impartiality; Only by learning to say "no" can we abide by our duties and be loyal to the people; Learn to say "no" before you can contact the masses and be a loyal practitioner of "Theory of Three Represents". Only by learning to say "no" can we treat the sacred and white profession of doctors sincerely, work hard, keep pace with the times and blaze new trails.
Liveliness and noise are doomed to be out of reach of tax officials, and vanity and wealth are not what doctors want. Since we have chosen this lofty cause, we are doomed to learn to say "no", and we are doomed to release a dark white dream with an elegant mind.