衡量一个地方的干群关系好不好、亲不亲,一个很重要的“指标”就是,要看群众见了干部是“躲着走”还是“围着转”。在有的地方,看见干部来了,群众就躲在一边,不愿意碰面,更不愿意同坐一条板凳。究其原因,无外乎这么几条:要么干部太凶,群众“惹不起躲得起”;要么干部高高在上,群众敬而远之;要么干部不为群众谋利益,群众懒得理睬;要么干部太腐败,群众“眼不见为净”……如此这般,干群关系一定很紧张、很糟糕。而在有 To measure the relationship between the cadres and the masses in a certain place is good or not, and a very important “indicator” is to see whether or not the cadres who have been seen by the masses are “dodging the walk” or “turning around.” In some places, when cadres came to see the masses hid and were unwilling to meet, they even refused to sit down with a bench. The reason is that nothing less than such a few: either cadres too fierce, the masses “provoke can not afford to afford to hide”; or cadres lofty, the masses at arm’s length; or cadres do not seek benefits for the masses, the masses lazy to ignore; or cadres too corrupt, The masses are “blind to the net” ... So, the relationship between the cadres and the masses must be very tense and very bad. And there