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How to understand the virtue of Ming Dynasty, keeping public morality and being strict with private morality?

Ma Qike said that to be virtuous is to strengthen ideals and beliefs, temper strong party spirit, take a clear-cut stand in the face of big and big issues, be fearless in the face of storms, and stand firm in the face of various temptations.

observing public morality means strengthening the sense of purpose, serving the people wholeheartedly, adhering to the concept of building the party for the public and governing for the people, and consciously practicing the people's yearning for a better life is our commitment to the goal, so as to be selfless and broad-minded.

To be strict with one's personal morality means to strictly control one's own conduct and behavior, abstain from greed and lust, deny oneself and perform official duties, and effectively use the power entrusted by the people for the benefit of the people.

"The party spirit of a party member does not naturally improve with the growth of the party age and the promotion of his position. Without strengthening self-cultivation and tempering, the party spirit will not improve, but will be reduced or even completely lost." Ma Qike said.