Ten reasons why Zhu Bajie can be a leader

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The first of the ten reasons why Zhu Bajie can be a leader: Zhu Bajie is good at eating. As the saying goes: Food is the foundation of people's lives. If ordinary people consider food to be the top priority, then those in leadership positions must give it even greater importance ； To eat, one must do so with reason ； Second, one must eat with taste ； Third, one should eat in accordance with their own philosophy. Zhu Bajie does an excellent job in this regard; for example, when it comes to eating watermelons, he immediately divides the watermelon into four pieces: one piece for his master, one for his senior brother, one for his junior brother, and he keeps only one piece for himself ； But the watermelon was really delicious, so I found an excuse to eat my junior brother’s share ； I still wanted more, so I found another excuse to eat my senior’s share as well ； There’s another piece; I might as well eat it too, but I still found an excuse to do so. It can be seen that Zhu Bajie is very knowledgeable about eating. Article 2: Zhu Bajie is lazy. Zhu Bajie is even more excellent in this regard. What can be done tomorrow should definitely not be done today, and what can be done in the future must not be done now ； If you have to do it, ask someone else to do it. It’s just a small matter – with Sha Shidi around, is there any need for Pig Senior? If it’s a major matter, as long as Master Wu Kong is around, Zhu Bajie will never try to take credit away from his senior brother. On the journey to retrieve the scriptures in the West, when Zhu Bajie and his master were captured by demons, everyone else would become extremely anxious, but Zhu Bajie remained calm; he continued to eat and drink as usual, of course only as long as his elder brother Sun Wukong was not captured. Article 3: Zhu Bajie is lazy and loves to sleep. Comrade Lenin said: Without rest, there can be no work. In other words, to work well one needs to rest well, so being a sleep enthusiast is not a flaw. Those in leadership positions must learn to sleep properly; maintaining good health is essential, as it ensures the resources needed for the revolution. Many busy leaders exhaust themselves by not getting enough rest, which results in a pile of unfinished tasks that must be completed by others who understand the importance of sleeping. Pig Bajie’s love for sleep is well-known; whenever there’s a chance to sleep, Comrade Pig Bajie believes it’s essential to do so. Whenever his masters or seniors assigned him to investigate the situation regarding demons, he would look for an opportunity to get a good night’s sleep, wake up fully rested, and then return with some excuse to claim that everything was fine. Article 4: Zhu Bajie is forgiving. To be a leader, one must have a broad mind. It’s not good to try to control everything, to be petty about every detail, and to stay resentful all the time. Zhu Bajie can be considered a model in this regard. Master Tang Seng also understood well that on the journey to obtain the scriptures in the West, no matter how Sun Wukong tried to manipulate him, he never cared about it. On several occasions, Sun Wukong grabbed Old Pig by the ears and called him a fool or an idiot, but Old Pig never got angry at all; he continued to address him as senior brother. When he met the masters and senior monks, they were all captured by demons; Sha Wujing was so anxious that he jumped over the wall, but the Old Pig did not. Listen to what Old Pig has to say: Why the hurry? If nothing else works, we can just break up and I’ll go back to Gao Laozhuang. Article 5: Zhu Bajie is fat. A leader should have a prosperous appearance; generally, they should have a plump face and big ears, and not be as thin as a dried chicken. Of the four disciples led by Tang Seng, only Zhu Bajie possesses this trait. Taking off his monk’s robes and hat and putting on a suit with a tie, Zhu Bajie walked down the street – who would dare say that this old pig wasn’t a leader? Although Zhu Bajie always has a kind expression on his face, he still exudes authority without needing to get angry. No matter when, as long as the old pig stands there, even the shyest child will be so scared that they won’t dare to cry anymore ； If children are like this, then women are even more weakened in their legs and are unable to take any steps at all. This is called power. Article 6: Zhu Bajie is lustful. Zhu Bajie is particularly excellent in this regard. Whether it was teasing Chang’e while serving as the Marshal Tianpeng in heaven ； Or after turning into a monster, he forced himself to become the son-in-law of Gao Laozhuang ； And the fact that on the journey to obtain the scriptures he would drool at the sight of beautiful women and be unable to move forward also serves as clear evidence of this. That beautiful king in the Land of Women once captivated the old pig deeply. It’s a pity that Tang Seng was inflexible; not only did he refuse, but he also ruined ****’s chance at great happiness in life. Now, Zhu Bajie is finally going to stand out and become a leader; he won’t have to look to others for approval anymore. One can go to bathhouses and nightclubs without any qualms, keep mistresses, and engage in sexual activity as one pleases. Article 7: Zhu Bajie has a kind heart. Leaders must have a compassionate heart, along with empathy and kindness. Back when Sun Wukong fought against the White Bone Spirit three times, Zhu Bajie strongly opposed it. The beautiful village girl was killed by his golden staff, the kind old man was also killed by him, and the poor old woman was killed by him as well ； Zhu Bajie really couldn’t stand it, but since Sun Wukong was ranked above him and was his senior brother, he didn’t intervene to stop this situation. Only by inciting Master Tang Seng to recite that Golden Cudgel Spell in order to punish Old Sun could such malicious intentions arise. If he treats fairies in this way, then surely Comrade Zhu Bajie will treat ordinary mortals with kindness. Article 8: Zhu Bajie is loyal. Having become Tang Seng’s disciple, he no longer wavered in his determination; he gave up the comfortable life of being a son-in-law in Gao Laozhuang and followed Tang Seng on his journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Along the way, there were so many hardships and difficulties to overcome, so much struggle, until I was able to assist my master in obtaining the sacred scriptures and became a messenger for purifying the altar. As for all the frustrations suffered along the way at the hands of the eldest senior brother, Sun Wukong, there’s no need to mention them anymore. The organization believes that loyalty to individuals implies loyalty to the organization as well. Article 9: Zhu Bajie is honest. It is said that honest people are reliable. However, some people doubt this: on his journey to the West to obtain the scriptures, he often was lazy and deceitful; on several occasions when Sun Wukong sent him to gather information about the demons, he failed in his duties and just stayed in bed instead of working. Regarding this, the organization conducted thorough and serious investigations and analyses, and ultimately concluded that such a view is one-sided. At that time, Sun Wukong was the eldest brother, the superior, the leader; he was well-known for his arbitrary and domineering behavior. He wasn’t even afraid of the Jade Emperor. Even his master couldn’t do anything to him. If it hadn’t been for the Golden Cudgel, how could he have paid any attention to a mere mortal monk from the Tang Dynasty? No matter what Sun Wukong assigned him to do, what could that little Zhu Bajie do? He had no choice but to endure it in silence and submit, with no other way out. Yet this is enough to show Zhu Bajie’s honesty. Article 10: Zhu Bajie is timid. For a large country like ours, especially during a period of quiet economic development, it is very important to choose the right leaders. Being steady and cautious in handling matters are factors that human resources departments take into consideration first. In other words, it’s about choosing timid leaders. The four disciples of Tang Seng: the master is pedantic, the elder brother is arrogant, the younger brother is honest, and only Zhu Bajie is timid. On the journey westward, most of the demons and monsters encountered were those with great magical powers. That’s why Zhu Bajie was often afraid that he might accidentally be eaten by those lawless creatures. Constant fear and anxiety have shaped Zhu Bajie’s timid personality. Therefore, when selecting leading cadres, Zhu Bajie becomes a priority for the organization, which is not surprising at all.