Does anyone know the contents of the "six regulations" of respecting cadres and loving soldiers and the "ten prohibitions" of the relationship between officers and soldiers?

Cadres must be (1) strict in management, patient in persuasion, and concerned about the growth and progress of soldiers. (2) Understand the situation of soldiers and properly solve the contradiction with soldiers. (3) Respect the democratic rights of soldiers, do not suppress democracy, do not take revenge, do not beat, scold, physically punish or insult soldiers. (4) Do not accept gifts from soldiers or encroach on the interests of soldiers. (5) Set an example, be fair and upright, and treat soldiers equally. (6) Care about the life safety and health of soldiers, take care of the sick and wounded, and warmly receive the families of soldiers coming to the team. Soldiers must: (1) respect officers and civilian cadres and obey leadership and management. (2) Loyalty and honesty, and active reporting. (3) When making mistakes, we should sincerely accept criticism, dare to admit and resolutely correct them. (4) Don't contradict face to face, talk behind your back and engage in extreme democratization. (5) Take care of officers, civilian cadres and sick comrades, and do not engage in absolute equalitarianism. (6) Care about company building, cherish collective honor, and actively assist officers and civilian cadres to do all the work.