What do you mean, officials don't like to talk?

Officials don't talk much, which refers to a situation in which small things often cause big problems in officialdom. In the officialdom, the interests of various officials are complicated, and it is easy to have arguments, which are often magnified into a big problem, causing widespread concern in society. Too much gossip in officialdom not only wastes national resources, but also weakens public trust in the government.

Too much talk between officials and non-officials will also have a bad influence on the image of officials. If an official often attacks each other on unimportant issues, their image will decline. In the real society, officials should not only have excellent working ability and performance, but also pay attention to their own image. When interacting with others, we should pay attention to language and behavior, and try to avoid arguments caused by irrelevant issues.

How to avoid officials talking too much? First of all, officials should abide by political discipline, laws and regulations, and regulate their own behavior. Secondly, it is necessary to establish a sound mechanism to reduce power friction and conflicts of interest among officials. Thirdly, officials should pay attention to communication and consultation, and try to solve problems through cooperation and consultation, instead of attacking and arguing with each other. Only in this way can we create a harmonious and stable political environment and better serve the people.