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Tian Jiaying Deserves Some Secretarial Studies.

2010/11/27 16:05:00 53

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Secretary Tian Jiaying Learned Knowledge Through Reading.

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Tian Jia Ying

It was Mao Zedong's appointment.

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One of the most talented in the world, he is not very educated but knowledgeable enough to reach a level of theoretical and written knowledge. He has a wealth of knowledge, and he mainly relies on extensive reading of various books.

Mao Zedong often asked him to find out the source of an ancient poem or a poem, and he could quickly find it out.

In December 29, 1964, Mao Zedong asked him to find out the age and author of the poem "three drooping".

In April 24, 1961, Mao Zedong asked him to fill in the six words written before and after Mao in 1929 and to find allusions of "working together in a fury". He soon completed the task.

His daughter once recalled that he knew that he did not have rich knowledge and did not occupy historical and realistic data in detail. He could not complete the arduous task of serving the chairman. Therefore, he focused on books and books in his works, Mao Zedong's works, political theory books and ancient and modern Chinese and foreign history books. With the development of his working face, he systematically collected books on economy, philosophy, literary theory, and other countries' constitutions.

What are the places worth learning in reading and accumulating knowledge? What inspiration can Tian Jiaying get from it?

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Tian Jiaying in

Reading, learning and accumulating knowledge

Aspects worthy of study can be summarized in the following two points:

1, the purpose is strong.

This is a solution to the problem of "accumulating what".

As a secretarial staff, in order to meet the needs of secretarial work, we should construct a corresponding knowledge structure.

The best knowledge structure can only be obtained by satisfying the knowledge accumulation needed in the post job.

Tian Jiaying served for Mao Zedong, so his extensive reading and collection focused on Mao Zedong's needs.

2, adjust knowledge to the best combination.

This is the question of optimizing knowledge structure.

Generally speaking, secretarial knowledge is divided into three levels: basic knowledge, professional knowledge and auxiliary knowledge.

The basic knowledge, including the cultural foundation, is the basic knowledge in the middle school stage. Every secretary should have it. In particular, it should be pointed out that because the language is strong and the mastery is good, it is of special importance.

The theoretical basis mainly refers to the basic theory of Marx, including philosophy, political economics, and knowledge of socialist market economy.

In these knowledge, the knowledge of dialectical thinking is related to the high quality of thinking, and is the knowledge that every secretary should study hard.

The knowledge of laws and regulations should be combined with the specific posts of the Secretary to determine the contents of learning.

The professional knowledge of the system is the core of the Secretary's knowledge structure and should be systematically studied.

In addition, the number and type of knowledge should be adaptable.

The standard of adjusting knowledge to the best combination is to meet the needs of leaders.

Tian Jiaying focused on the books of Marxism Leninism, Mao Zedong's works, political theory books and Chinese and foreign history books, and systematically collected books on economy, philosophy, literary theory, and other countries' constitutions. This is to adapt to the needs of Chairman Mao's secretary, which is Tian Jia Ying's best knowledge combination.

Auxiliary knowledge should be widely studied and accumulated. This is an important way to form a knowledge structure with individual characteristics, but this personality characteristic also needs to meet the needs of secretarial work.

Because Chairman Mao was an outstanding poet, Tian Jiaying read and accumulated extensively in order to adapt to Chairman Mao's needs as a poet.