Slang Name：Grasp the two ends, promote the middle
Chinese：抓两头，促中间
Type：Business Speak / Chinglish Slang
English：
This is a literal Chinglish translation of Chinese administrative work strategy. The standard English is "Focus on both ends and drive the development of the middle part".
中文：
这是中式行政工作方针直译英语，标准地道英文为「Focus on both ends and drive the development of the middle part」。📊
English: Derived from Chinese governance and management slogans, it is a typical administrative Chinglish. Cambridge Business English Dictionary notes that English management terms avoid rigid literal translation of policy slogans.
Chinese: 源自中国治理管理口号，是典型的行政类中式英语。《剑桥商务英语词典》指出，英文管理术语避免生硬直译政策口号。
📌 Example 1
A: "We should grasp the two ends, promote the middle to balance development."
A："我们要抓两头，促中间，实现均衡发展。"
📌 Example 2
A: "The work plan requires us to grasp the two ends, promote the middle."
A："工作计划要求我们抓两头，促中间。"
📌 Example 3
A: "Grasp the two ends, promote the middle is the core working method."
A："抓两头，促中间是核心工作方法。"
📌 Example 4
A: "Managers must grasp the two ends, promote the middle in daily work."
A："管理者日常工作中必须抓两头，促中间。"
📌 Example 5
A: "To complete the task, we need to grasp the two ends, promote the middle."
A："要完成任务，我们需要抓两头，促中间。"
📌 Example 6
A: "The government advocates to grasp the two ends, promote the middle for progress."
A："政府倡导抓两头，促中间谋发展。"
📌 Example 7
A: "We follow the principle of grasp the two ends, promote the middle."
A："我们遵循抓两头，促中间的原则。"
📌 Example 8
A: "Grasp the two ends, promote the middle can improve overall efficiency."
A："抓两头，促中间能够提升整体效率。"
📌 Example 9
A: "All departments should grasp the two ends, promote the middle together."
A："各部门要齐心协力抓两头，促中间。"
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