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Contents ·Gongsijiangu ·gōng sī jiān gù ·Public and individual interests are taken care of both ·No. 4 ·English Expression ·Thesaurus ·More results... Gongsijiangu 　　Explanation: Not only take care of public interests, but also take care to private interests. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as Complement; refers to both the care of public interests, but also look after the interests of the private 　　Source: Mao Zedong's "anti-Japanese during the economic and financial problems": "In the public-private relationship, that is, 'Gongsijiangu' or called 'civil-military balance'." gōng sī jiān gù 　　The public interest and private interests to take into account Translated by Google Public and individual interests are taken care of both 　　Both public and individual interests are taken into account. Mao Zedong's "anti-Japanese period of economic and financial problems": "In the public-private relations, that is, 'Gongsijiangu', or called 'civil-military balance'." Mao Zedong "On the Ten Major Relationships" Four: "To this end, we can not disregard one, A combination of national, collective and individual three aspects, that is, we have often said that the 'soldiers and civilians both', 'Gongsijiangu'. " Translated by Google No. 4 　　词 目 公私兼顾 　　发 音 gōng sī jiān gù 　　释 义 既照顾到公家的利益，也照顾到私人的利益。 English Expression n.:  give due consideration to both public and private interests Thesaurus Public and private interests Two economic