The ideas of the farming masses are worth listening to more

Recently, a certain town mayor went to mediate a dispute between two villagers in the village over their two fish ponds becoming connected due to heavy rain. The two sides fell into a deadlock because they could not reach a compensation agreement. The town mayor thought it over and over but had no suitable solution. At that moment, a villager at the scene said, take a net and cast it into the fish ponds a few times and you will know. The town mayor followed the suggestion from the scene and pulled 3 nets of fish from each of the two fish ponds. It turned out that the fish in Zhang's upstream fish pond were rather thin because the feed could not be retained, and the fish ridges were black, while the fish in He's fish pond were plump and large, with shiny ridges and scales. After the division was made clear, He said that when the fish were harvested at the end of the year, 20% of the harvested quantity would be returned to Zhang as adult fish or money for the fish.

For what seems like troublesome "family business," the key to solving the problem lies in the villagers' "good ideas." In real work, some officials subconsciously ignore the wisdom of the farming masses, so that the decisions they make are either detached from reality or inconsistent with the needs of the masses. In fact, there are treasures at the grassroots level, and the masses have wisdom. For some things you cannot figure out, go to the grassroots level, take a walk and ask around, and it will become clear. For things you are unsure about, go among the masses, listen a bit, and you will have a plan. For things that are hard to solve, go among the masses, chat a bit, and you will suddenly see the light.