Baath farms, in terms of administrative level, are generally company-level units.

Feng Dingshan, secretary of the party committee of Hanchuan Farm, was transferred directly from the army. He used to be the director of instruction in the second company of the 43rd battalion of the revival army. Chen Song, the director of the Hanchuan Farm who teamed up with him, was also a cadre from the army. It's just that the unit he is in is not a front-line unit, but the training headquarters of the Agricultural Production and Construction Corps, which serves as a reserve force. He is also a company-level cadre.

Wang Shuhui's choice of Hanchuan Farm as the destination of this research was not entirely because of Feng Dingshan's report at the agricultural work conference. And speaking of which, from the report, although the work of Hanchuan Farm is doing well, it is not a very outstanding situation.

However, compared with the situation of the farms established in this batch in the entire Hubei base area, the work of the Hanchuan Farm is relatively comprehensive, and the results in all aspects are relatively average.

The last time he held an agricultural work conference in Wuchang, Wang Shuhui found that the same problems existed in the entire Hubei region in this batch of farms. In terms of agricultural production, increasing grain output, carrying out infrastructure construction, and popularizing mechanization, the farms have done a relatively good job. However, in terms of organizing and building the system of the farms themselves, the work of the leading groups of the farms has not been very good.

In other words, everyone is relatively good at doing things in production, but everyone has the same simple and crude problems in mass work and administrative management.

According to the information obtained by Wang Shuhui, the management of farms in various localities has the problem of excessive militarization. Militarization is organizationally advantageous. After all, from a practical point of view, the use of militarized management methods can maximize efficiency in terms of manpower management, in the organization of production and construction.

After all, because of the huge cadre gap that exists in the Baath Party itself, it is very common for more than 100 people to manage tens of thousands of people in the base areas, especially on the farms, and one cadre for every 1,000 people.

In such a situation, the use of militarized organizational methods for personnel management is a no-brainer.

In fact, not to mention the organization and management of farms, all the organs, organizations, enterprises, and departments of the Ba'ath Party are, to a certain extent, organized and managed by militarized means.

In this case, most of the farms are overly militarized in their management.

As a simple example, the failure of the farm courts, which are a system of local legal adjudication, to operate on farms is a big problem because of militarized management. In the case of a person who violates the law or discipline or does not obey the command in each farm, the cadres of the farm will vigorously and resolutely adopt militarized means to punish the personnel who violate discipline and regulations.

Confinement and beating with military sticks are very common, and those in serious cases are directly sent to labor camps.

The problem is that the legal system does not work is not a big problem, the point is that the people's democratic system cannot be established at all in these farms, which originally belonged to local governments.

The biggest problem with the use of military management in civilian units is that, from the point of view of military democracy, the farm is a productive unit, and since farm workers are not soldiers, the system of military democracy does not apply to them. But if the farm is a production unit, the farm is organized and managed in a military model. Under this model, the people's representative system is not easy to implement.

Therefore, in the case of a bunch of problems in the organization and management of the farm, Hanchuan Farm can perform a little red in all kinds of green in the implementation of the people's democratic system, and Wang Shuhui feels that this is very worthy of investigation and study.

The Baath Party is a highly organized system. The masses of the people under the Ba'ath Party also had to be highly organized.

For example, the employees of the Baath Party enterprises and the employees of the Baath Party departments, under normal circumstances, the only thing they can do when they go back to the house assigned by the unit is to sleep.

Of course, in addition to sleeping, you usually have to do laundry at home. But things like cooking on the fire or boiling water for bathing, they don't do it at home.

The main reason for this is that the Ba'ath Party's enterprises and units are state-owned enterprises that have special public social facilities such as canteens and bathhouses.

Generally speaking, a worker gets up in the morning, washes his face, brushes his teeth, and finishes his personal hygiene, and then goes to the training ground of the unit to participate in military training organized by the unit, such as running, pararing, and fighting military physical boxing. After the morning training, everyone sang songs such as "Unity is Strength" and "We Workers Have Power", and lined up to go to the canteen of the unit for breakfast. When it was time to leave work at noon, everyone would go to the cafeteria for lunch. When it was time to leave work in the afternoon, everyone would go to the cafeteria for dinner together.

After dinner, the workers go to the unit's evening school. At about nine o'clock in the evening, after taking a hot shower in the unit, the workers returned to their homes.

In addition to living like this every day, every Saturday, the unit will organize cultural and artistic activities such as watching movies and dramas. Sundays are usually held for cultural or military exams. At the specified time each year, each unit will also organize special sports competitions or cultural competitions. In addition to the sports and cultural competitions of the unit, there are also system-wide competitions or system-wide cultural competitions of the whole system.

In short, in the various enterprises and institutions of the Baath Party, the lives of cadres and workers are highly organized.

This is naturally the case with Hanchuan Farm, which is the state farm of the Ba'ath Party. The lunch of the cadres and workers is eaten in the farm canteen. Before the meal, Feng Dingshan, secretary of the party committee of the farm, made a pre-dinner speech as usual. In addition to some day-to-day content, Feng Dingshan also announced a reward decision.

It turned out that after the review of the people's representatives of the farm, the party committee of the farm had already made a decision to reward the production teams that were in the top three in the total score of the previous quarter. Each member of the first three production groups received special awards of 30 yuan, 20 yuan and 10 yuan, respectively. The bonus will be paid together with the month's salary.

When Wang Shuhui was conducting investigation and research, he pursued the principle of only having ears and eyes and resolutely not pointing fingers in the course of investigation. Therefore, although he felt that the method of Hanchuan Farm was a little novel, he did not mention this issue to the leadership team of Hanchuan Farm during lunch.

In the process of eating, Wang Shuhui was also carefully observing the surrounding situation. He found that the canteen of Hanchuan Farm also has something special.

For example, unlike the general unit canteen, the canteen of Hanchuan Farm has a special window. Those who eat at this window again have a dedicated eating area. The facilities in this area are also different from the long tables and chairs in the cafeteria, and this area uses round tables and chairs that look more classy.

Unanimity between cadres and the masses has been a basic principle that the Baath Party has long adhered to. No one from the leadership team of Hanchuan Farm went to that place to eat. It's just that Wang Shuhui also found that most of the people in the canteen were very envious of the people who ate in that area.

Eating the tenth steamed potato with chili sauce, Wang Shuhui asked Xiao Hou next to him strangely: "What's going on with that little canteen?" ”