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李光耀是现代新加坡的见证人，在60多年的政治生涯中，他领导着新加坡走向独立，坚韧执着地进行改革，是位德高望重的政治家。李光耀在新加坡年轻人的眼里是神秘的，是他们敬畏的国父。

本书通过记者与李光耀的对话，反映当今更年轻、更有批判性的读者所关切的课题。每一章除了引言介绍所讨论的课题外，访谈内容都以问答的方式呈现。从新加坡的地缘政治现实，执政党和领导团队的作风，到种族和宗教的争议性课题，李光耀以他独特的风格一一回答。读者可以看到李光耀畅谈强势政府、基因和宿命以及自由必须服从经济的理念。除了政治生活，本书还为读者展现了李光耀生活的一面：他悉心照顾病榻中的妻子，是孩子引以为傲的父亲和外祖父。书中配有140余幅珍贵历史照片。

序

第一部分 直面“硬道理”

第一章 耸立在沼泽地上的80层高楼

第二章 永远的人民行动党？

第三章 寻找精英

第四章 永葆经济奇迹的活力

第五章 艰难的爱

第六章 关于种族、语言和宗教

第七章 从异乡人到新加坡人

第八章 屹立在巨人之间的新加坡

第九章 迈向绿色的新加坡

第二部分 对青春和好奇心的洞察力

第十章 不是一位普通的祖父

第三部分 个人沉思

第十一章 丈夫，父亲，祖父，朋友

韩福光，《海峡时报》总编辑，曾为新加坡的政府公务员。《李光耀其人及其思想》（The Man and His ideas）作者之一。

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If at the core centre quality goes down, then in all the subsidiary organisations quality will also go down. You will no longer inspire. Because no man can judge a person accurately if that person is superior than he is. So we never ask somebody who’s inferior to judge. Very seldom does an inferior person say, “He’s better than me.” Once you have weak people on top, the whole system slowly goes down. It’s inevitable.

He recounted commenting to his Australian hosts in 1988 after a visit to New Zealand, that “I could come back here in 100 years and I’d be sure to find this place, still green grass, still sheep and cows and wheat and fruit trees… When I project myself forward 100 years for Singapore, I cannot tell you that it will exists.”

That is how rational and pragmatic countries operate. We don’t have to love each other to work with each other. A convergence of interests does not erase emotions but can temper them.

Two years ago, Gallup did an analysis of what made a country grow. They decided it is talent. They noted that in the 1980s, economists projected that Japan and Germany would overtake America. They did not. The reason? America was attracting talent from all over the world. So whether China will be the most powerful nation will depend on whether it can attract foreign talent and retain its own talent.

We started out with the British-made constitution and we had to amend it in several aspects to suit ourselves. The key features we have kept are, first, separation between the bureaucracy and Parliament and the political leadership. Second, every five years, there’s a free vote. So if any party comes in, it will find itself with a functioning system. We have created a system whereby if Singaporeans believe we’re unfit to govern, they vote us out. That’s their choice. But should we contrive that? It doesn’t make sense to set Singapore back.

By nature I’m not a person who’s tied to theories. Theories should evolve from practice. A theory has to be tested. I don’t believe that democracy is the best form of government for all countries and will spread throughout the world. If it is, why are the Western countries so keen to force it down people’s throats? If liberal democracy is so superior, it will take over the world just like the market economy is definitely superior to planned economise and has taken over the whole world.

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李光耀是现代新加坡的见证人，在60多年的政治生涯中，他领导着新加坡走向独立，坚韧执着地进行改革，是位德高望重的政治家。李光耀在新加坡年轻人的眼里是神秘的，是他们敬畏的国父。

本书通过记者与李光耀的对话，反映当今更年轻、更有批判性的读者所关切的课题。每一章除了引言介绍所讨论的课题外，访谈内容都以问答的方式呈现。从新加坡的地缘政治现实，执政党和领导团队的作风，到种族和宗教的争议性课题，李光耀以他独特的风格一一回答。读者可以看到李光耀畅谈强势政府、基因和宿命以及自由必须服从经济的理念。除了政治生活，本书还为读者展现了李光耀生活的一面：他悉心照顾病榻中的妻子，是孩子引以为傲的父亲和外祖父。书中配有140余幅珍贵历史照片。