很欣赏王志文的这段台词：你从来没有拥有过权力，起码没有过大的权力，所以你没有资格和我谈论权力。权力的实质，就是你能在多大程度上控制别人，控制多少人。

下午，我在小区熊猫花园拉二胡，一个粉丝朋友私信我，对我的几篇文章进行商榷。他介绍自己是某一个级别的退休老干部，我就介绍自己是一个文艺老年。我说自己五十年前就喜欢吹奏军乐号，退休之后，吹奏唢呐和巴乌，现在学习二胡。

他说，虽然我的文章很少抒情和描写，但是很有震撼力和正能量。应该不是文人墨客之笔，像是某个级别的领导的檄文风彩！我说，不好意思，我的工作岗位，一人之下，众人之上，真不是什么领导。

他更急了，说，不是领导，还能在一人之下，众人之上吗？

我回答：秘书算领导吗？

I appreciate this line of Wang Zhiwen: You have never had power, at least not too much power, so you are not qualified to talk about power with me. The essence of power is how much you can control others and how many people you can control.

In the afternoon, I was playing erhu in the Panda Garden of the community. A fan friend sent me a private letter to discuss several of my articles. He introduced himself as a retired veteran cadre at a certain level, and I introduced myself as a literary and artistic elderly person. I said I loved playing military trumpets fifty years ago. After retirement, I played suona and bawu, and now I am studying erhu.

He said that although my articles are rarely lyrical or descriptive, they are very powerful and positive. It should not be the pen of literati, like the criticism of a certain level of leadership! I said, sorry, my job position is not really a leader, with one person below and everyone above.

He became even more anxious and said, 'If it weren't for the leader, could it still be under one person and above everyone else?'?

I answer: Is a secretary considered a leader?