"像瘋子般地不計後果地為之奮鬥" Is that the right thing to do?

That article has a strong emotional tune with glowing and biased comments about 劉誌軍's accomplishment. What it failed to address is the controversies surrounding the project. Assuming no Chinese is a fool, if benefit of the project is so great, why he had to push so hard for it?

What I don't like about how Chinese government: there is never a full picture about any thing they do!

Before starting a project, here is just a quick list of things I'd like to see:
1. the pros and cons of the project, which gives the WHY it is justified to make certain decisions.
2. the estimated cost and benefit, which covers the HOW it is done.
3. timeline to get it done.
4. long term projection including the mitigation for all the anticipated problems.
5. the measure of success with a timeline too.

These are just common sense for anyone who has any experience running even one small project. My personal feeling is Chinese government doesn't do any of those, which makes it very easy to do their jobs. But the outcome they get will be less than desirable.

That is the reason I have low confident in Chinese government regardless of what they believe politically. It doesn't matter what the GDP number is now, time will tell the true story.

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• 這本來是個common sense。大到治理國家，小到管理家庭，都要有個full picture。 -mapell22- ♀ (182 bytes) () 12/10/2014 postreply 14:42:14

• 說的沒錯。現在要討論的不是高鐵好不好，而是有沒有比高鐵更好的方案。 -mapell22- ♀ (390 bytes) () 12/10/2014 postreply 14:37:29