What are the contents of the Code of Integrity and Self-Discipline for Party Members and the Code of Integrity and Self-Discipline for Party Members and Leading Cadres?

Integrity and self-discipline standards for party members:

1. Adhere to the distinction between public and private affairs, put public affairs before private affairs, and be self-denial and devoted to public service.

2. Insist on upholding integrity and rejecting corruption, be honest, and do things cleanly.

3. Adhere to frugality and avoid extravagance, work hard and be simple, and be diligent and thrifty.

4. Persist in enduring hardship first, enjoying last, and being willing to contribute.

Integrity and self-discipline standards for party members and leading cadres:

1. Be honest in politics and consciously maintain their true character as public servants of the people.

2. Use power honestly and consciously safeguard the fundamental interests of the people.

3. Be honest and self-cultivation, and consciously improve your ideological and moral realm.

4. Run the family with integrity and take the initiative to establish a good family tradition. Extended information

Correctly understand the essential connotation of integrity and self-discipline:

In the long-standing progressive culture of the Chinese nation, there is a prominent and shining idea, which is to promote integrity and suppress corruption. A man of character, a man of lofty ideals and a benevolent man, scolds and scolds the corrupt; a wise emperor, general and minister, beats and kills the corrupt.

Looking at the history of China, we can find that in all dynasties where the country was founded, most of the supreme rulers worked hard to govern and had a clean and honest political style, and most of the officials at all levels were self-disciplined and self-denying. However, as the political power became more stable, the government gradually became lazy and lazy. Officials also gradually used their power for personal gain and took advantage of others. Later, they sold their official positions and took bribes, which eventually led to the collapse of the dynasty.

In a sense, the history of dynasty changes in China is a history of anti-corruption. The ancients believed that clean government not only means punishing corruption and preventing corruption, but also means that those in power should be diligent, frugal and have outstanding performance.

We now emphasize the construction of a clean government, and its connotation should not only detect corruption and bribery cases and curb unhealthy tendencies in party and government agencies, but its extension should also involve improving work efficiency, ensuring work quality, and focusing on Work efficiency, overcome all waste of manpower, material resources, time, etc.

The Communist Party of China advocates incorruption in government, which is fundamentally different from the nature of incorruption in feudal countries and Western countries. Integrity in government in feudal countries and Western countries serves the interests of the ruling class. Our party is a faithful representative of the interests of the people of all ethnic groups in the country, and its only purpose is to serve the people wholeheartedly.

Reference materials: People's Daily Online - Code of Integrity and Self-Discipline of the Communist Party of China