China News Agency, Beijing, May 25 (Lin Shixiong and Yang Chengchen) "The biggest impact the prime minister and his wife have brought to the next generation of the Zhou family is to recognize that they are the people. Everything must be in the interests of the country and the people."
Zhou Bingde, the niece of Premier Zhou Enlai and former vice president of China News Service, said in an exclusive interview with China News Service that "China Focus Face-to-face" recently, Premier Zhou's principle is that Communist Party members must serve the people of the whole country and cannot benefit themselves and their families.
As the niece of Premier Zhou and the younger of the Zhou family who has been with Premier Zhou and his wife for the longest time, Zhou Bingde, the former vice president of China News Service, accepted an exclusive interview with China News Service “Focus on China” and recalled stories about the Premier’s family tradition.
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She told reporters that Premier Zhou was opposed to waste. He only ate in ordinary cafeterias when he went out to work, and asked all units not to entertain him specially; his shirts were all repaired and repaired, torn and torn.
There was a staff member who did not obtain his consent to renovate the old house for the prime minister. For this reason, he reviewed it twice at the Supreme State Council.
"When we were in school, he repeatedly emphasized that you are now ordinary students, and you will be ordinary people when you grow up. It must not be because I am the premier of the country that you have any privileges, and you can't have privileged ideas." Zhou Bingde mentioned.
Family style is linked to party style and political style.
Zhou Bingde believes that Communist Party members must always think of the people, the improvement of the people's living standards throughout the country, and the development of the country.
As a cadre, we must hold ourselves.
First, we must be self-disciplined, and then we must establish a good family tradition.
When talking about youth issues, she said: "Young people who manage themselves well will also take care of the future, and at the same time they will take care of the future of our country." (End)