Three major disciplines

1. Listen to the party’s command and obey orders.

2. Be strict with yourself and be honest and honest.

3. Keep secrets for the country and the people.

Eight Points of Attention

1. Act promptly and resolutely.

2. Seek truth from facts and be fair and equitable.

3. Keep your word in everything and win the trust of the people.

4. Strengthen learning and improve quality.

5. Focus on the overall situation and be united and sincere.

6. Be dedicated to your duties and be dedicated to your work.

7. Hard work and red spirit.

8. Serve the people wholeheartedly.

Notes:

1. Listening to the Party’s command comes from: “Unswervingly obeying the Party’s command” is Hu Jintao, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the People’s Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and the military Deputies to the National People's Congress emphasized this in an important speech while discussing the national defense and army building plans. The same discipline must apply to civil servants. "Following orders in all actions" is the duty of every soldier and also the duty of civil servants. All actions must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions. If anyone acts independently, it will affect the overall deployment of the overall situation. When it is time to expand the results, we must fight resolutely to the end, and when it is time to withdraw our troops, we must not be reluctant to give up. On November 11, Mao Zedong called all the Central Bureaus and the Field Army Front Committee and proposed the slogan "... strengthen discipline and the revolution will be invincible." Civil servants must also have iron discipline.

2. Obeying orders comes from: In June 2010, Hu Jintao, Chairman of the Central Military Commission, signed and issued the 12th "Internal Affairs Regulations of the Chinese People's Liberation Army". The new regulations will The "Military Oath" was revised to read: "I am a soldier of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. I swear to obey the leadership of the Communist Party of China, serve the people wholeheartedly, obey orders, strictly observe discipline, be brave and tenacious, not afraid of sacrifice, and practice hard to kill the enemy." , always be ready to fight, never betray the army, and defend the motherland to the death."

3. Be strict with yourself: From: "Xie Zengcha Yuanjun" by Chen Liang of the Song Dynasty: "Be strict with yourself and go out." When you see what you are doing, you love the people, and when you do it, you must care about heaven and govern the country." To explain, being strict with oneself means to strictly restrain oneself.

4. The word "Integrity and Integrity" comes from the 65th chapter of "Qilu Deng" by Li Luyuan in the Qing Dynasty: "Suddenly, the cloud board was loud, the servants shouted, and an upright and honest border official sat in the Nuan Pavilion again. It's inside." Definition: Qing, pure, clear; upright, upright, selfless; honest, honest, untainted; Ming, aboveboard. It is a metaphor for officials who are honest and fair, and do not engage in corruption or favoritism.

5. The phrase "Thunder and Resolute" comes from Li Yu's "Phantom Tower" in the Qing Dynasty: "A man does things; he acts vigorously and resolutely." Explanation: Acting vigorously and resolutely means acting quickly, quickly, decisively, resolutely and strictly; it describes doing things in a timely manner. High efficiency and no procrastination. We must develop a work style that leaves nothing to be desired.

6. Seeking truth from facts comes from "Book of Han·The Biography of King Liu De in Hejian": "Study the ancients and seek truth from facts." Definition: It refers to speaking and doing things according to the actual situation of things. In 1943, Mao Zedong personally wrote "Seek truth from facts" as the motto of the Yan'an Central Party School.

7. Strengthen learning. To achieve success, you must first achieve success in learning. "Learning is the basis for progress." This is a wise saying of Comrade Deng Xiaoping, which concisely and profoundly explains the extreme importance of learning. Strengthening learning is the need to keep pace with the times and adapt to the development of the situation; strengthening learning is the need to act in accordance with the law and perform functions well; strengthening learning is the need to improve the level of specialization and professionalism. Only by mastering relevant business knowledge can we better serve the people. "Never let a day pass by idlely." In the diligent study that eliminates impetuosity and adds scholarly flair, we constantly enrich ourselves, transform ourselves, improve ourselves, and reshape ourselves.

8. Winning the trust of the people comes from "Warring States Policy·Zhao Ceyi": "A strike on the belly is a huge treasure for the house, and Jing dares to say the master. When he said to the belly, he said: 'Why is it a huge treasure for the house?' "His belly attack said: "I am in charge of traveling, my rank is high but my salary is light, my palace is small and not crowded. Although the Lord trusts his ministers, the people all say: "There is a big matter in the country, and the attack will be useless." Attacking the huge palace now will win the trust of the emperor. The people also. '" Definition: Gain the trust of the people and make them believe in you. (Mao Zedong's "Strategic Issues in China's Revolutionary War") "The situation at that time was that of a weak country resisting a strong country. The article pointed out the political preparation before the war - to win the trust of the people."

9. The overall situation is the first priority. The first priority of the Scientific Outlook on Development is development, and development is the first priority of the Party in governing and rejuvenating the country. Every civil servant must thoroughly study and practice the Scientific Outlook on Development, must always adhere to the overall situation of the party and the country's work, and always regard serving the overall development situation as his fundamental political responsibility. Always consider the overall situation and sacrifice the individual so that the overall interests are not harmed.

10. Fulfill your duties. From "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, be cautious and respectful. Complete: complete. Do your best and strictly adhere to your profession or position. Refers to doing one's job carefully and conscientiously.

11. Unity and Sincerity From "Zhuangzi·The Fisherman": "The true man is the most sincere. If he is not sincere, he cannot move people."

"Mao Zedong's "Struggle to Mobilize All Forces to Strive for Victory in the Anti-Japanese War": "Leading the Anti-Japanese War, uniting sincerely, and going to the national disaster. ” Definition: We are in the same boat through thick and thin, work together, be united and united.

12. Hard work Hard work is the fine tradition of our party. It is a powerful spiritual force for the party to unite and lead the people to achieve national prosperity and national rejuvenation. This quote comes from: As early as the eve of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Comrade Mao Zedong solemnly pointed out in view of the problems that may arise after the party takes power: "China's revolution is great, but the journey after the revolution will be longer, and the work will be greater and more difficult. This point is now We must make it clear to the party that comrades must continue to be modest, prudent, not arrogant, and not impetuous, and that comrades must continue to maintain a style of hard work." He issued "two musts" to the whole party. call.

13. The meaning of the red spirit: The red spirit of the Communist Party was first expressed as the "May Fourth Spirit" of "patriotism, progress, democracy, and science" in 1919, the core of which is patriotism. ism. In the 90-year history of the Communist Party of China, many evocative "red spirits" have been formed. Such as the Jinggangshan spirit of "unity of the army and the people and hard work", the Long March spirit of "not afraid of hardships and dangers", the Yan'an spirit of "changing style of work and improving quality", the Beidahuang spirit of "hard work and courage to pioneer", the spirit of "being modest and prudent and guarding against arrogance". The Xibaipo spirit of "avoid impetuosity and hard work" and the two bombs and one satellite spirit of "self-reliance, hard work and bravely climbing to scientific peaks". China can reshape the unique spiritual world, such as hard work and kindness; the Chinese people can create basic values ??that remain unchanged for thousands of years, such as people-oriented; the Communist Party of China can create governing concepts that are in line with the development of the times, such as science Concept of development; I believe that no matter how the times change, the inspiring red spirit will definitely be one of the components of Chinese values.

14. The phrase "serving the people" comes from: Hu Jintao, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, said in his speech on establishing the socialist concept of honor and disgrace at the Democratic Progressive Alliance meeting of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Democratic League: "Be proud of loving the motherland, It is a shame to endanger the motherland, it is a shame to serve the people, and it is a shame to betray the people..." The phrase "Serve the People Wholeheartedly" comes from: Chapter 1, Article 2 of the Party Constitution clearly states that "Members of the Communist Party of China must serve the people wholeheartedly. Serving the people... On September 8, 1944, Comrade Mao Zedong delivered a speech titled "Serving the People" at the Central Guard Corps' memorial meeting for Zhang Side, calling on the entire party to work completely for the interests of the people and serve the people wholeheartedly. Service. Comrade Deng Xiaoping's speech on "Implementing Adjustments and Guaranteeing Stability and Unity" at the Central Work Conference also emphasized and commended "selflessness and serving the people wholeheartedly." It can be seen that our party has always insisted on serving the people wholeheartedly at any time. The idea of ??service. Interpretation: Every civil servant should understand the fundamental purpose of serving the people wholeheartedly from the perspective of the party's fundamental interests, sincerely seek benefits for the people, care about people's lives, and solve problems that matter to the people. practical issues of interest.