After hearing Xu Jingli's answer, Cao Zhiqiang remembered that he was indeed waiting for someone to send a magazine to him before, but it was just because of Xiang Dongfang's series of actions that Cao Zhiqiang panicked and forgot about this stubble.

After thinking of this, Cao Zhiqiang hurriedly sat up straight and cleared his throat: "Well, come in."

Hearing this, Xu Jingli pushed the door in and saw Cao Zhiqiang with a serious face.

"President." Xu Jingli walked over with a smile on her face, and then handed over the white cover book in her hand, "This is the first issue of Confidant Magazine, you can take a look."

"Hmm." Cao Zhiqiang nodded with a determined face, and after taking the book, he flipped through it directly.

The so-called first issue of the confidant's white seal book is actually the first pre-issue of the confidant's magazine, that is, the internal edition of the unofficial distribution.

To put it simply, it is the content of the first issue of the confidant magazine, which everyone has done, but before it is officially released, it must be submitted for review.

There are many links in this review, the first of which is called the preliminary review, that is, to show the editor-in-chief.

The editor-in-chief has read it, and after passing the review, he will send it to the vice president of the magazine to read, which is called a review.

The vice president passed it, and then handed it over to the president for review, which is called the final review.

This three-level censorship system, called the three-instance responsibility system, is also a policy designated by Cao Zhiqiang within the magazine.

By the way, although the Confidant Magazine is an independent unit with an independent license and an independent signboard, due to the special situation, the office location is the same as the Red Light Publishing House, and the staff of the Confidant Magazine also serve as employees of the Red Light Publishing House.

This situation of one person holding two positions in the unit was common during this period.

Therefore, Cao Zhiqiang is not only the president of Hongguang Publishing House, but also the president of Confidant Magazine.

In the same way, Chen Jiabang is not only the vice president of Hongguang Publishing House, but also the vice president of Confidant Magazine.

By analogy, Yu Deli also serves as the editor-in-chief of Hongguang Publishing House and Confidant Magazine.

During this period, although the management of units such as publishing houses and magazines was very strict, and ordinary people could not do it, once it was done, its internal audit of the journal was quite relaxed.

In other words, throughout the early 80s, whether it was a publishing house or a magazine publisher, the review of books and periodicals was all self-examined and corrected by the publishers themselves, and no one at all scrutinized them.

For example, the Publication Bureau has the right to review the publication review issues of each publishing unit in its jurisdiction.

It's just that the Publishing Bureau has few people and weak power at this time, and it simply doesn't have the energy and manpower to review the publishing houses and magazines below one by one.

The reason is that many publishing houses and magazines are subordinate units of various other public institutions, such as units under the Cultural Bureau, units under the Public Security Bureau, units under the Women's Federation, and so on.

The strength of any of the higher-level handling units of these publishing houses is not small, and none of them is afraid of such a management unit as the Publishing Bureau.

This is the so-called inconsistency between the handling unit and the management unit.

The Publishing Bureau started to get up, and that had to be after 1987.

In that year, the Publishing Bureau became independent from the subordinate units of the Ministry of Culture and became a press and publication administration on a par with the Ministry of Culture.

Since then, the Publishing Bureau, which is extremely spread all over the country, has become a system directly under the central government, and it can be regarded as having some confidence and power, breaking away from the constraints of local government agencies, and being able to manage the publishing houses and magazines below.

It was also after 1987, or 1990 to be precise, that the Publications Administration, which became more and more powerful, began to strike hard, vigorously cleaning up illegal and illegal publications in various places, and tightening the censorship system, so that the domestic atmosphere was finally cleared up and no longer chaotic.

Since then, the management unit of the Publishing Bureau has become the real elder, and the handling units of the various publishing units can no longer restrain the units of the Publishing Bureau.

However, for the time being, the Publishing Bureau is still a subordinate unit of the Ministry of Culture, at the same level as the Film Bureau, but its power and energy are far inferior.

This has also caused the publication of the publishing unit to be very large, whether the manuscript can be published, basically depends on the local publishing units themselves, and it is not an exaggeration to say that the publishing bureau is a decoration.

At this time, the so-called Leng Yamen, who has no power, no power and no money, has a place in the Publishing Bureau.

Of course, having said that, after the publication is issued, if something happens, such as the content involving the astringency of the silver club, etc., and is reported by many people, causing a bad impact, the relevant departments will also take action to rectify it, such as restricting rectification and so on.

What is interesting is that this kind of higher-level unit that can impose fines and rectification on specific publishing units is generally the local cultural bureau or public security bureau, and most of the publishing bureaus make up the number.

That is to say, at this time, the review of domestic publications basically depends on the publishing unit itself, which is also called self-examination and self-correction.

However, as for the publishing units themselves, there is no strict and universal self-inspection and self-correction system at this time, they are all talking to themselves, and they have their own measurement standards, or rules and regulations.

For example, at this time, the so-called manuscript review of a publishing house is generally issued directly after the editor-in-chief makes a decision, and there is no second or third review.

The three-instance responsibility system, which was widely practiced by publishing units in later generations, had no shadow at all during this period.

Even the presidents of many publishing houses and magazines don't care about the specific publishing work of books and magazines, and the responsibility is basically on the editor-in-chief.

The so-called editor-in-chief responsibility system is the mainstream of this period.

The advantage of this is that the content moderation is more lenient and the creative freedom is more, and the disadvantage is that it is too lenient and too free.

Therefore, in the early 80s, the censorship environment in the domestic publishing industry was quite relaxed, and there were a lot of "critical literature" and "scar literature", and the root cause was the particularly relaxed censorship system.

After Cao Zhiqiang decided to publish the magazine, he not only set the tone of the magazine's publication, which is the so-called shock, but also set another tone, that is, the double three-instance responsibility system.

That is to say, in the future, if the magazine wants to publish the magazine, the manuscripts received in it must go through the triple strict inspection of the responsible editor, the deputy editor-in-chief and the editor-in-chief, and only after passing can they be compiled into the magazine.

After all the contents of this issue of the magazine have been edited, the editor-in-chief will first review the whole side to make sure that there is no problem, and then send it to the vice president for review, and the vice president will send it to the president for review again if he is sure that there is no problem.

If the president approves it, it can be officially released.

This is the double three-instance responsibility system, or the six-instance system.

Of course, because Cao Zhiqiang himself is busy with affairs, and he is not very concerned about confidant magazines at present, it is more about occupying the pit in advance, and letting the group of people brought by Yu Deli do some serious work, don't eat all day long.

So in fact, when it comes to Vice President Chen Jiabang, it is basically the final review, and Cao Zhiqiang's review is generally a formality.

In other words, as long as Chen Jiabang passes the review, there is basically no big problem.

After all, Chen Jiabang has been the secretary of the factory director for nearly 20 years, and he is still from the 60s, and he has extremely rich experience.

He is not only very experienced in dealing with people, but also in reviewing manuscripts.

Also, if he didn't have experience, he wouldn't have been the secretary of the factory director for nearly 20 years.

So as long as you tell Chen Jiabang and let him review it strictly, then there will be no problem.

Cao Zhiqiang's requirements for Chen Jiabang are very simple, he would rather have boring works, bad sales, and sensitive content.

Anyway, Cao Zhiqiang's current fist products that really make money are his own books and his own records, as for magazines, it doesn't matter whether the magazine number is occupied first, whether it sells well and makes money.

Even if the publication of the confidant does not sell well and does not make money, it must continue to do it, because this is a media channel that can speak for itself, and the power of the future cannot be underestimated.

And when Cao Zhiqiang makes enough quick money, or other industries develop one after another, there is naturally a way to make the unprofitable publications sell well.

What's more, with the shock body secret that Cao Zhiqiang said before, the release of Confidant Magazine may not be impossible.

It's a pity that before, Cao Zhiqiang

I've never paid attention to the situation of the confidant magazine, so I don't know what the first edition is.

Therefore, now that he is coming to the final review, it is actually no different from reading a new magazine.

It doesn't matter if you look at it, after reading the title and content in it, I immediately laughed.

Because Cao Zhiqiang found that the title in it was indeed very obedient, he was shocked.

For example, "Shocked, Journey to the West turned out to be a shocking scam!" 》

Another example - "Pan Jinlian's Witty Life"

Another example is "The Lesson of the Romance of the Gods, how the Tongtian Sect Master, who holds a good handful of cards, went to failure. 》

Well, seeing these titles, Cao Zhiqiang probably knows what the content is, which is nothing more than a new interpretation of ancient masterpieces.

There are many reasons for this.

First of all, Cao Zhiqiang's internal audit was too strict, so most of the content that closely followed current affairs was cut.

On the contrary, it is much less risky to interpret ancient masterpieces from a novel perspective.

This is actually similar to the reinterpretation of articles such as Jin Yong in the headlines of later generations, and many people read it.

The second one is that the preparation time of the confidant magazine is too short, and it is not well-known, and it does not receive many decent manuscripts, so many manuscripts are written by Yu Deli's subordinates in small pseudonyms.

This situation is very common, many magazines are newly established, and when there is a lack of manuscripts, most of the editors write articles by themselves, which is called impulse articles.

Under normal circumstances, this kind of impulse article is to directly pick up a foreign skin, the content of a certain story in the whole country, and make a foreign experience and the like, which is both easy and attractive.

But Cao Zhiqiang didn't allow everyone to do this, because this obvious banana routine stinked in the market in later generations, and Cao Zhiqiang didn't want his magazine to have this kind of stain.

Cao Zhiqiang can accept that his magazine is not selling well, and he can also accept shock, but he definitely can't accept that his magazine is branded as a public knowledge.

Just kidding, the confidant magazine was founded by Cao Zhiqiang, and others don't know that the content in it basically has nothing to do with Cao Zhiqiang, and will only be forcibly tied up.

Therefore, the reputation of confidant magazine is equal to the reputation of Cao Zhiqiang, which must be paid attention to.

However, just because Cao Zhiqiang's conditions are harsh, everyone can't make up too much, so they can only engage in interpretation.

In short, it is to reinterpret a well-known ancient work such as the Four Great Classics and reinterpret one of its characters.

For example, the villain in the Romance of the Gods is reinterpreted as a good sect that loves and helps each other but has a tragic fate, and the villain Tongtian Sect Master is reinterpreted as an honest man with lofty ambitions but insufficient emotional intelligence.

Another example is to interpret Pan Jinlian, a synonym for ***, as the witty rebellion of an ancient woman whose fate is involuntary.

Anyway, the same thing, the same person, with different angles to interpret, can always play a little flower, which will be rotten in later generations.

But in this era, this unique but logical and self-consistent interpretation is still very novel.

Especially now in the era of innovation and opening up, this interpretation is more acceptable.

But the interpretations in the article are all about ancient masterpieces, and you can only say that this is a literary discussion, and you can't say anything else.

This circumvents all problems.

If some people interpret this and have their own in-depth understanding, they can also have a little bit of irony from the past and the present, which is in line with the mentality of people who like to talk about national affairs.

And some people, after seeing these new interpretations, are likely to be refreshed and feel that they have the truth, and then they will use it to brag to people, and if they can bluff people, they will be quite happy, and they will like the magazine even more.

The reason why many publications during this period, such as "Juvenile Science Illustrated" and "Science Illustrated", used to be so popular was because before the Internet era, there were many contents in these books that ordinary people did not know, and then after reading that point, everyone could take it out and brag about it everywhere?

Otherwise, do you really think that so many people really like science?

But once the Internet era arrives, everyone can easily search for all kinds of information on the Internet, and popular science journals such as Science Illustrated will not work.

Is it because people don't love science anymore?

No, but in the age of the Internet, you can no longer pretend to be forced in front of people when you look at such a thing as Science Illustrated, no, it is holy, which is naturally unattractive.

In the same way, the new interpretations of a large number of ancient and foreign literature in the confidant magazine provide a new idea for everyone, so that some people think that they have mastered the truth, and when they have a topic to brag about, it is naturally easy to attract people.

Therefore, just by seeing these interpretation articles, Cao Zhiqiang knew that Confidant Magazine had already achieved half of its success.

As for the other half, it can only be a matter of luck.

"Not bad, not bad, very good." Cao Zhiqiang, who had flipped through a few articles, nodded with satisfaction, "The title is shocking, the content is surprising, and the logic can be self-consistent, using modern new ideas to interpret the virtual characters and virtual events in ancient classics, which can not only attract people, but also have no risks, good, very good!"

Seeing Cao Zhiqiang's very satisfied look, Xu Jingli blinked and said, "President, I also think the articles in it are quite interesting, but almost all of them are such articles, is it really appropriate?"

"What's inappropriate?" Cao Zhiqiang squinted at Xu Jingli.

Xu Jingli said: "This, these articles are all interpretations of ancient masterpieces and foreign masterpieces, strictly speaking, they cannot be regarded as original articles, which is a kind of trick.

Although we also have some original articles, the number is too small, and almost all of them are full.

So, shouldn't we add more original articles with stories, especially more articles that are close to reality?

Even if you want to write a review article, shouldn't you write more review articles that are close to reality?

For example, we can comment on the disadvantages of the uniform distribution system of various universities today.

I think that when it comes to the distribution of university graduates, we should at least ask the college students what they mean, and we can't ...... everything."

"Stop!" Cao Zhiqiang waved his hand, then frowned and looked at Xu Jingli.

"Xu Jingli." Cao Zhiqiang frowned at her and said, "Do you know what you're talking about? Your mind is dangerous, you know?"

"I, I know." Xu Jingli bit her lip, "But I think it's ......."

"Stop!" Cao Zhiqiang interrupted her again, "I don't want you to think, I want me to feel!"

Immediately afterwards, Cao Zhiqiang said to Xu Jingli with a serious face: "Xu Jingli, you are just an intern editor now, you are only here for an internship, and you are not yet our regular employee.

So on some issues, don't make a big deal out of it at every turn.

A lot of things aren't as simple as you think, you know?

You just need to do your job, and you don't need to be responsible for the rest.

If you want to be responsible, wait until you become president or editor-in-chief, understand?"

"I, I'm ......" Xu Jingli lowered her head a little aggrieved, "Yes, I understand, president."

Cao Zhiqiang sighed at this time: "Xu Jingli, I am also a young man, of course I understand your thoughts, but understanding does not mean agreeing.

You must know that there are some things that cannot be willful.

For example, what did you just say, once we do it, what if something happens?

At that time, what if the entire magazine is ordered to rectify, or even cancel our magazine and not allow the magazine to be published?

It's not that you alone can afford it, it's that everyone is going to suffer.

You're young, your family is rich, you're not afraid of being fired, and of course you're not afraid.

But there are still many people in the magazine, all of whom are counting on this place to support their families.

If everyone loses their jobs because of your willfulness, can you afford to take this responsibility?"

"I, I'm ......" Xu Jingli raised her head, her face flushed, and she wanted to cry, obviously she didn't expect that it was just a suggestion, and it was so serious.

"I'm just, just making a suggestion."

Xu Jingli hummed quietly.

"Ah, suggestion." Cao Zhiqiang nodded, "The suggestion is very good, don't mention it in the future."

Hearing this, Xu Jingli bit her lip and lowered her head again, obviously very aggrieved.

Cao Zhiqiang turned a blind eye to this, after all, this kind of dangerous thinking must be nipped in the bud.

At this moment, the door was suddenly opened, and Xiang Dongfang walked in from outside.

Looking at the atmosphere of the scene, Xiang Dongfang blinked, and then smiled: "What's the matter? President, did you bully Xu Jingli?"

"How dare I?" Cao Zhiqiang shrugged his shoulders, "It's just that Comrade Xu Jingli just made a suggestion to me, and I rejected it."

Speaking of this, Cao Zhiqiang turned his head to look at Xu Jingli, who lowered his head, and smiled slightly: "Xu Jingli, don't blame me for speaking straight, I'm actually all for your good."

If you have something to say in the future, you have to think about it before you say it, especially don't just skip the level and make suggestions.

For example, what you just told me, you should first talk to your master, the editor in charge of you.

He agreed, and you have to talk to your deputy editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief again.

After they all agree, you have to talk to the vice president again, and the vice president agrees, so you can come to talk to me.

Now you're taking the opportunity to send magazines to skip the level and tell me this, it's a taboo in the workplace, you know?"

Xu Jingli raised her head: "But, it's ......."

"No, but!" Cao Zhiqiang said with a blushing face.

"I have so many things to do every day, so many people to take care of, if everyone can casually skip the level and report to me, then what else can I do? Did I do not act as the other leaders first?

Any organization with combat effectiveness must have strict discipline and rules and regulations, and it must not be rigid, but it must not be too casual.

Xu Jingli, you are a college student and a top student, I am very optimistic about you and want to reuse you.

That's why I'm telling you these words, the purpose is to let you take fewer detours and understand more about people and the world.

Otherwise, I'll just prevaricate with you, why do I tell you so much?

Can you understand my painstaking efforts?"

When Xu Jingli heard this, she looked at Cao Zhiqiang in a daze, and then quickly took a deep breath and wiped her tears with the back of her hand: "I, I understand. President, you mean, good medicine is bitter, and I hope I will think twice, right?"

Cao Zhiqiang nodded with a serious face: "Yes!"

Xu Jingli stood up at this point: "I understand the president, I will definitely be more cautious in the future, you just look at my performance."

Cao Zhiqiang smiled slightly and handed her the white envelope magazine in his hand: "Very good, this is the talent I value!"

You can take this thing back, and just say that I have passed the review here, and let them prepare for publication according to the procedure."

Xu Jingli took a deep breath again, and after taking the magazine, he first bowed to Cao Zhiqiang, and then nodded to Xiang Dongfang, and then walked out of the office with his chest up.

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