What is Downsizing?

Lean, means careful choice; concise. See Jin Gehong's Baopuzi Chongjiao: "Friend Master, you should be streamlined, you must take the cold and virtue, and stand on your own."

[jng jin]

1. [simplify]: Leave what is necessary and remove what is not needed.

1. Choose carefully.

Streamlined (2 photos)

"Biography of Southern History Chen Bi": "Xu Ling is an official ministry book, streamlined characters, gentlemen and gentlemen are to Mu Yi." Qing Weiyuan "Sacred Wu Ji" Volume 1: "Simplify the sharpness in each ministry, draw one out of a hundred."

2. The essence.

"New Tang Book · Confucianism passed down · Yuan Xingchong": "Wei's disease is verbose and redundant, adopting the conciseness of public opinion, the journal is correct, the book is complete, the Taizong is rewarded, and the record is bestowed on Chu." Wang Ruoxu's "Confusion 4": "The concubine chooses to draw the public, which is quite streamlined. Why wait for such a thing, why record it!" Ming Hu Yinglin, "Poetry on the Ancient Body": "The Nine Songs is entrusted to the gods, and its words are not Lu, so streamlined and organized. "

3. Remove redundant and redundant ones and keep them necessary.

Mao Zedong's "On the Ten Major Relations" III: "In 1950, at the Third Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee of the Party, we had raised the issue of streamlining state institutions and reducing military and political expenses." The soldiers ask you, you can say that they were streamlined personnel in the Yan'an organization and transferred to the army for production. " ^[2]