The real leap always starts with one step at a time. Every step you take counts.
The "15th Five-Year Plan" defines the direction and priorities for the next five years. How to implement it well? The keyword “step by step” provides an important perspective.
"Through continuous transformation and upgrading, quality improvement and replacement, we will move forward step by step" and "build the foundation of public medical care step by step." At the National Two Sessions, the focus was on developing new productive forces and empowering new grassroots diagnosis and treatment systems around artificial intelligence. General Secretary Xi Jinping discussed the national situation with members of the delegation and emphasized "step by step", demonstrating the methodology of accumulating small wins into big wins.
In the "First Lesson of the New Year", it was pointed out that "we should move forward firmly step by step, and advance one stage at a time"; at the Spring Festival group meeting, it was emphasized that "we should move forward firmly one step at a time, and advance solidly one stage at a time"… The words of General Secretary Xi Jinping are full of strategic determination and gather the strength to forge ahead.
Being ambitious and down-to-earth are important methods and experiences for our party to govern the country.
Looking at history, from the "1st Five-Year Plan" to the "15th Five-Year Plan", blueprints have been drawn continuously and implemented continuously. National strategic deployment has been transformed into step-by-step specific tasks, and long-term goals have been decomposed into operable pragmatic measures… The long-term continuity has created the advantage of stable direction and strong execution. This vividly explains "good planning and execution, these two must be combined."
Looking at practice, take the medical treatment of people in remote rural areas as an example. In the past, there was a shortage of doctors and medicines, and insufficient equipment. Minor illnesses had to be delayed, while serious illnesses were difficult to treat and were very expensive. Nowadays, there are rural clinics, various insurances, medical linkages, and remote consultations… It is difficult to improve primary care in one step, but there is improvement in "every step". The process of pursuing a happy life is just "moving forward one step at a time, one stick after another."
This makes people think of the methodology of the development process, step by step and quick and steady.
"Step by step" means grasping the rhythm and direction. For example, from solving the problem of food and clothing to comprehensively building a moderately prosperous society, we must do it every year on a precise basis. Now to accelerate the modernization of agriculture and rural areas, we must also distinguish the priorities and priorities, and continue to work hard in aspects such as high yields, enriching people, and industries. For another example, industries such as artificial intelligence and new energy did not explode overnight in the past. Now they also rely on enterprises and scientific research institutions to achieve breakthroughs and seize opportunities through continuous accumulation.
In fact, this method is a cumulative practice. Just like building a house, you first lay a solid foundation and then build up layer by layer. The same goes for development. Take the first step and then gradually improve. Quantitative changes will lead to qualitative changes.
This brings us to the iterative thinking, progressive optimization and dynamic debugging in the digital age.
In recent years, robots have always amazed people. From welding and handling on the production line to learning to dance and box…the reason why robots continue to "evolve" is due to the continuous improvement of "hardware iteration + algorithm optimization" and the continuous adaptation of application scenarios. "Trial and error-correction-breakthrough" is the normal state of technological change and application expansion.
Looking further, iterative thinking reflects problem orientation, and new problems and new needs stimulate new ideas and new solutions. For example, government services have evolved from people running errands to "one-stop service", "cross-province service" and "handheld convenience". The service process is constantly being reshaped with technological updates, and the degree of convenience and benefit to the people has also been improved; the business environment is not the best but only better. Shanghai's action plan has entered the "9.0 version", which not only ensures the protection of elements, but also enables innovation and empowerment.
Society is always developing, and new situations and new problems are always emerging. Go for the problem, keep an eye on the problem, work hard to study new situations, solve new problems, gain experience, use precise efforts, and be down-to-earth, and the targeted goals can be achieved.
This also reminds me of the concept of consistency, steady work and long-term success in the concept of political performance.
The "Eight-Eighth Strategy" has led to changes in the Yangtze River, and the integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta has continued to deepen. A plan spanning 15 years has transformed Xiamen's grand vision into a beautiful scenery…Abandon the slogan of "quick success", implement more "step by step", show the endurance of "water drops can penetrate the stone", engrave political achievements in the depth of time, and implement them in pragmatic actions, so that they can withstand the test of practice, the people and history.
With the accumulation of small steps, we can take the long road. Moving forward is the superposition of countless "steps" and also the hard work day after day. Whether it is a grand narrative of development or a microscopic picture of people's livelihood, the real leap always starts with one step at a time. Every step you take counts.
