開(kāi)正門(mén)，堵偏門(mén)。

Keep the front gate open and block the side doors.

有貪必反，有腐必懲。

Fight every corrupt phenomenon, punish every corrupt official.

遇萬(wàn)難需放膽，破困局要智慧。

When confronted with mounting difficulties, one needs guts; and to tackle a difficult situation, one needs to have wisdom.

凡事不患有難，患不備。

The thing we need to fear is not the difficulty, but the lack of preparedness.

簡(jiǎn)政放權(quán)。

Streamlining administration and delegating power.

讓市場(chǎng)主體“法無(wú)禁止即可為”，讓政府部門(mén)“法無(wú)授權(quán)不可為”。

We need to ensure that market entities can do anything which are not prohibited by the law, and government departments must not do anything unless it is mandated by the law.

開(kāi)了弓哪還有回頭箭？我們只能是一抓到底、一往無(wú)前。

How can an arrow shot be turned back? We are most determined to see this reform through.

放管結(jié)合都是體現(xiàn)公平原則。

The principle of equality will be observed in both power delegation and tightened oversight.

智者求同，愚者求異。

The wise people will seek common interests, while the unwise ones will focus on their differences.

擇寬處行，謀長(zhǎng)久之利。

Focus more on common ground in pursuit of long-term benefits.

吾道一以貫之。

One needs to be persistent in one’s pursuit of the objective.

讓廣大人民受惠，我們義無(wú)反顧。

In order to bring greater benefits to our people, we will carry our reform through without hesitation.

政府心頭之痛。

This is indeed deeply distressing for the government.

干一寸勝過(guò)說(shuō)一尺。

Even a small action is a lot more important than a thousand words.

向我們自身粗放的生產(chǎn)和生活方式宣戰(zhàn)。

We are going to declare a war against our own inefficient and unsustainable model of growth and way of life.

保基本、兜底線(xiàn)、促公平。

We need to meet people’s basic living needs, we need to provide last resort for people to fall back on in case of special difficulty, and we need to promote social fairness.

政府工作人員應(yīng)該以百姓之心為心。

All government employees must always put such special needs of our people on the top of their minds.