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铁路局长坐火车吃盒饭,本不足为奇。可是在中央再三强调要加强廉政建设的今天,铁路局局长坐火车不谋特权,同普通旅客一样买盒饭吃,就显得有一定的新闻价值了。新华社2月2日播发的《铁路局长坐火车吃盒饭》一稿,可取之处就在这里。这篇短稿的特点是表扬之中有揭露,而且揭露得比较客观、巧妙。文章以表扬哈尔滨铁路局局长为由头,实际上着重揭露了旅客在列车上较为普遍存在的一种现象:某些铁路官员(其实决不止铁路官员)利用职权,在餐车上白吃白喝或是吃的很好,象征性地交一点费的歪风。而列车却把负担转嫁给乘客,致使供应乘客的盒饭质次价高。尤为可取的是,作者不是自己站出来叙说、议论,而是巧妙地通过铁路局长和列车长的对话,对这种不正之风进行曝光。其中有几段对话颇为精彩,发人深思。
It is not surprising that the railway chief took lunch by train. However, as the Central Government has repeatedly stressed the need to strengthen the building of a clean and honest government, the Secretary for Railways has the privilege of using trains to buy lunchboxes just like ordinary travelers. This shows a certain newsworthy value. Xinhua News Agency February 2 broadcast the “Railway Secretary to eat lunch box lunch,” a draft, the desirable place is here. The feature of this short document is to recognize among them and to expose it objectively and ingeniously. In recognition of the head of the Harbin Railway Bureau, the article highlights in fact the phenomenon that passengers are more common on trains: some railway officials (in fact, more than railway officials) take advantage of their positions, eat and drink white on the dining car, or Eat well, symbolically pay a little fee unhealthy. However, the burden on the trains is passed on to the passengers, resulting in the high quality of boxed food for passengers. It is particularly desirable that the author not come forward to speak out and discuss himself, but rather expose the unhealthy trend through the dialogue between the railway chief and the conductor. Some of these conversations are quite exciting and thought-provoking.