Civil Servant Etiquette Manual

Author: Jin Zhengkun
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is one of the main achievements of the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" project for humanities and social sciences by the Ministry of Education of China titled "Etiquette and Training for Grassroots Civil Servants." The book is divided into seven parts: Office Regulations, Official Reception, Social Activities, Ethnicity and Religion, International Exchange, Dress and Image, and Rituals and Systems, totaling 388 entries. It specifically covers various aspects of the daily work and life of civil servants in China, aiming to popularize and promote standardized etiquette for Chinese civil servants, as well as to serve and improve the national civil servant system. The book, in the form of a manual, standardizes the interpersonal behavior of Chinese civil servants, demonstrating strong normative, systematic, timely, targeted, and operational characteristics. It can not only serve as a reference book for civil servants on their desks but also as a teaching material for training and self-study.

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