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At a sensitive moment, Xi Jinping once described Shanghai officials in three words | Xi Jinping in Shanghai | Shanghai officialdom | Failure to fight the epidemic

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At a sensitive moment, Xi Jinping once described Shanghai officials in three words | Xi Jinping in Shanghai | Shanghai officialdom | Failure to fight the epidemic

[Epoch Times, April 6, 2022]The epidemic in Shanghai was out of control, and various chaos broke out. Civil anger was directed at those in power. Officialdom in Shanghai was roasted on the fire. Recently, the book “Xi Jinping in Shanghai”, an interview record, was published, and at this time, it was reported that Xi Jinping’s evaluation of Shanghai officials attracted attention.

The number of people infected with the virus in Shanghai has hit a new high almost every day. At present, the mainland has invested more than 40,000 medical personnel from 15 provinces and the army to support Shanghai, which is the first case since the Wuhan epidemic, reflecting the severity of the local epidemic. In addition, 2.38 million tubes of nucleic acid testing force were mobilized to Shanghai.

Shanghai officials said that 50,000 public security officers in Shanghai will be on duty to strengthen community closure and control.

The epidemic in Shanghai is uncontrollable, and there are many problems and loopholes in the middle and grassroots of the overweight seal and control. The corruption and incompetence of officialdom in Shanghai is undoubtedly exposed.

On April 6, a signed analysis article by Hong Kong media “Ming Pao” pointed out that the book “Xi Jinping in Shanghai” recounted his experience in the past through interviews with Xi’s former department in Shanghai, and some of the accounts may be helpful to understand the characteristics of Shanghai’s officialdom.

The article said that according to Shen Hongguang, then the head of the organization of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Xi Jinping used the word “not clingy” to describe Shanghai cadres, which meant that he did not try his best to “compliment” the leaders, but was more “pragmatic”. In fact, this evaluation of “not sticking to people” should be Xi’s emotion after comparing it with the officials in Fujian and Zhejiang who had served before. In Fujian and Zhejiang, he always has a few “best friends” and “little brothers” by his side. This reflects that Xi was in Shanghai at the time and could not really “get in” with the local cadres.

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The article pointed out that Shanghai officials are good at calculation and insufficient in responsibility. When Xi arrived in Shanghai, it was just after Chen Liangyu (former secretary of Shanghai) was sacked, and the Shanghai officialdom was panicked.

On March 2, the mouthpiece of the Communist Party of China reported that the book “Xi Jinping in Shanghai”, a record of the interview, was recently published by the Central Party School Press and distributed nationwide. The book mainly reflects the leadership work of Xi Jinping as secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee from March to October 2007.

After 7 months and 4 days as secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Xi entered a senior position in the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

Li Qiang, the current secretary of Shanghai and the chief housekeeper of Xi Jinping when he was in Zhejiang, is facing a crisis in this epidemic.

The epidemic in Shanghai has spread rapidly, and the epidemic prevention policy has changed again and again. The Shanghai authorities have followed the CCP’s tough “dynamic clearing” measures. However, the Ming Pao article stated that there were reports that some officials in Shanghai had fled to “lie down”, and that the suburban villages and towns had even been “taken over” by military medical staff. .

Shanghai went from a semi-closed city to a full-scale closure, but it still failed to curb the development of the epidemic. Officials in Shanghai have reported that there have been more than 73,000 infections in this round of the epidemic, describing the situation as extremely severe.

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At the same time, chaos in Shanghai’s epidemic prevention occurred frequently, and public opinion gradually pointed the finger at those in power.

An audio recording of a conversation between a Shanghai citizen and a Shanghai disease control official has been circulated on the Internet. During the conversation, the two criticized Shanghai’s epidemic prevention measures. The official believed that mild and asymptomatic patients were best isolated at home, and advised the citizen not to go to Fangcang shelter hospitals.

The official said that the professionals were also “going crazy” and no one listened to their words. “Now this disease has all been turned into a political disease. It took so much human, material and financial resources to prevent the flu, you Do you see which country is so prepared to prevent influenza now?” The citizen said there was a recording and said that there was no channel to report it to the city government. The official said, “If you are like this, you can release my recording, it’s ok.”

“Now we all feel utter despair,” the official also said. The official was later identified as Zhu Weiping, director of the infectious disease prevention and disinfection management section of the Shanghai Pudong New Area Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

After the above-mentioned recordings were exposed, the Shanghai Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an urgent document on April 2, requiring a designated person to answer public consultation calls, and the answer must be consistent with the authorities’ epidemic prevention policy.

Responsible editor: Fang Xiao#

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