People’s Daily should learn from the People’s Liberation Army.

Journalistic work should learn from the People’s Liberation Army.

People’s Daily ought to take a look at General Lin’s comments on the PLA Daily.

We should learn from the People’s Liberation Army and the Ministry of Petroleum, primarily in how they carry out ideological and political work.

The Wenhui Daily and the Jiefang Daily could certainly benefit from studying this aspect. They have effectively grasped the central thread of political and ideological work.

People’s Daily should pay attention to publishing scholarly articles—works on history, philosophy, and other academic fields.

When it comes to philosophy, we need to focus on living, practical philosophy. In my own writing, I do not often quote directly what Marx or Lenin said. When newspapers keep citing my own words over and over, it makes me uncomfortable. We should learn to express our ideas in our own words. Lenin rarely quoted others; he wrote in his own voice. Of course, this does not mean we should never cite others, but rather that we should avoid doing so at every turn.