What does the phrase "Look in the mirror, dress appropriately, take a bath, treat your illness" mean?

This sentence, 12 words, can be summed up as self-purification, self-improvement, self-innovation, and self-improvement. It is simple and clear to say, but it is not so easy to actually do it.

Looking in the mirror is mainly based on the Party Constitution, comparing it with the Party's discipline, the expectations of the masses, advanced models, and the requirements for improving style, and asking questions and finding gaps in sense of purpose, work style, integrity and self-discipline. Clear direction.

Correcting one’s clothes and hats mainly means having the courage to face up to shortcomings and deficiencies in accordance with the requirements of serving the people in a pragmatic and honest manner, strictly enforcing party discipline, especially political discipline, and having the courage to touch one’s thoughts, face up to contradictions and problems, and start from oneself. Change now, correct your behavior, consciously correct party spirit, straighten party members' obligations, tighten party discipline and state laws, and maintain a good image as a communist.

Cleaning up mainly involves carrying out criticism and self-criticism in the spirit of rectification, in-depth analysis of the causes of problems, cleaning away the dust in thoughts and behaviors, and maintaining the true political nature of Communists.

Treating and treating diseases mainly involves adhering to the policy of avoiding past mistakes and avoiding future ones, treating diseases and saving people, distinguishing the situation and prescribing the right medicine, educating and reminding Party members and cadres with problems in work style, investigating and punishing serious problems, and treating unhealthy tendencies and outstanding behaviors. Issues will be dealt with specifically.