Court culture is an important component of socialist rule of law culture. To do a good job in court culture work in the new era, we must focus on promoting the construction of the rule of law and serving judicial activities, and focus on cultivating the "ten qualities" of police officers. The promotion of ideological and cultural work is related to the future and destiny of the Party, the long-term stability of the country, national cohesion and centripetal force, and is an important task. As an important component of socialist rule of law culture, court culture is of great significance for judicial organs and police officers to raise their ideological banner, strengthen their value guidance, stimulate their spirit of struggle, and showcase their judicial image in the new era. To do a good job in the cultural work of the new era court, we must focus on promoting the construction of the rule of law and serving judicial activities, and focus on cultivating the "ten qualities" of police officers. Cultivate a steadfast and loyal political stance among police officers. As a national judicial organ, court officers should melt political loyalty into their blood and soul, use political culture to hone their loyalty character, and create a bright background. We must adhere to using the new era court culture of "loyalty for the people" to cultivate the soul, practice the solemn commitment of "loyalty to the party" in the oath of joining the party, strengthen loyalty awareness, guide the correct direction, never forget our original intention, inherit and carry forward excellent legal culture during the revolutionary period such as the "Ma Xi Wu trial method", use red genes to cultivate people's souls, and cultivate political integrity and character. Cultivate the character of confidence and self-improvement in police officers. Confidence and self-improvement are the foundation of success and a necessary character for court officers. Court officers should firmly follow the path of socialist rule of law with Chinese characteristics, strengthen their confidence in socialist rule of law culture, and take the lead in advocating, believing in, and defending the rule of law in law enforcement, case handling, and judicial adjudication, fully demonstrating the distinct characteristics and outstanding advantages of the socialist rule of law system with Chinese characteristics. We should use advanced legal culture to inspire thinking and cultivate character, continuously cultivate legal thinking, improve personal abilities and literacy, and forge "five abilities" police officers who can stand up and speak, sit down and write, pick up files and handle cases, go deep into the grassroots to guide, and go out of the unit to communicate and coordinate. The judicial responsibility of cultivating police officers' moral and legal integrity. Court officers should fully leverage the normative, guiding, evaluative, and guiding role of judicial judgments in social values, apply judicial concepts such as natural principles, national laws, human relations, and harmony, fairness, and convenience to resolve conflicts and disputes, promote the value pursuit of no litigation in the world, and prioritize peace, and handle "soulful cases". We must adhere to both moral and legal education, make adherence to judicial conscience a compulsory course, abide by judicial professional etiquette, inherit the spirit of exemplary courts, strictly handle cases in accordance with the law, cultivate good professional qualities and moral character, and promote the transformation of socialist core values into emotional identification and behavioral consciousness of society and the masses. Cultivate the friendly and kind sentiments of the police officers for the people. Justice for the people is the fundamental starting point and foothold of the work of the people's courts. Court officers must take a firm stance on the people, regard the mass line as the "lifeline" of judicial work, adhere to the satisfaction of the people as the first standard for law enforcement and case handling, closely focus on the "sitting on the side of the people with buttocks up" for the people, closely monitor the people's worries, troubles, and anxieties, actively respond to and strive to meet the diverse judicial needs of the people in the new era. We should consciously reflect the importance of justice for the people in handling every judicial case, and use it wholeheartedly