世界上有各种各样的风,从比喻意义上说,褒的有读书风、勤俭风、互助风、文明风;贬的有后门风、麻将风、乱砍乱伐风。凡事时兴了,干的人多了,也就成为一种风。 风对人类社会有好处,亦有害处。“官风”是诸多风中一种有害之风,它起源于崇权心理、官本位和官僚主义,表现形式各异。 见官称官衔,是一种刮在人们口头上的官风。“书记”、“部长”、“主任”甚至“常委”、“委员”……叫者喋喋,应者嗯嗯。尽管中央早有规定,在党内不应称官衔,应称同志,共产党的官是人民的公仆。但这种风总是刹而不住,长刮不衰。 There are all sorts of winds in the world. From a metaphorical point of view, there are praising books, thrifty winds, mutual aid and civilized winds; there is a back door demeanor, a mahjongg wind and an indiscriminate deforestation. Everything is fashionable, dry people, it has become a kind of wind. Wind is good for human society and harmful. “Official Style” is a harmful wind in many winds. It originated in the mentality of empire, official standard and bureaucratism and has various forms. See official title, is a kind of scraping the verbal style of the people. “Secretary”, “Minister”, “Director” or even “Standing Committee”, “member” ... ... The chatter, should be er er. Although the Central Government has long stipulated that the rank should not be called in the party, it should be called a comrade and the official of the Communist Party is the public servant of the people. But this style of wind is always overwhelmed, long shaved not bad.