Chen Xiao, the "youngest district management cadre" in Gongshu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, illegally "borrowed money" from management service objects, but believed that "at most, it was just a violation of discipline"; Xia Zhaohui, the head of the Medical Supervision Section of the Baicheng Social Medical Insurance Administration in Jilin Province, regretted when confessing that she had "not had a strong sense of discipline, resulting in losing herself in the face of various temptations"... Some young cadres have a weak sense of discipline and law, leaving behind the Party's discipline rules, even breaking the "red line" of party discipline and national laws. "As soon as their front feet set foot on the official career, their rear feet went astray," which is a lament. From the perspective of investigating and punishing cases of young cadres' violations of discipline and law, it is often because young cadres fail to abide by the rules and "abandon" the line of discipline and defense that they begin to have problems. Some people only focus on improving their professional abilities after working for a period of time, neglect learning about discipline and law, participate in warning education, and have a rudimentary knowledge of party rules and discipline, let alone a thorough understanding of them. Some people have a serious fluke mentality and feel that discipline and rules "cannot restrain themselves", and those who are investigated are "not smart enough". They try to exploit institutional loopholes, evade supervision and "probe", and use self perceived corruption methods. Some people selectively observe discipline and follow the rules, believing that "it's okay to live up to it on the surface", "it's okay to relax in private", and so on. The fundamental reason for all these misconceptions is that they have not truly established the concept of discipline and lack a sense of awe. In the long run, it will inevitably touch the high voltage line of discipline, breed corruption risks, and eventually slip into the abyss of crime. Our Party is a Marxist political party organized with revolutionary ideals and strong discipline. Discipline is the "rule" for managing the party and governing the party. Observing discipline and observing rules is a basic requirement for every party member and cadre. Young cadres are successors to the cause of the Party and the country. Whether they can strictly abide by discipline, be honest, and be honest is related to their healthy growth, as well as to the future of the cause of the Party and the country. Young cadres must be awed, guarded, and kept to the bottom line, implement strict discipline and rules, and form a high degree of consciousness of observing regulations and disciplines. Only in this way can they achieve stability and progress. Only with fear in mind can one speak with caution and act with restraint. To follow the rules and the bottom line, one must first have a sense of awe. "If you are afraid, you will not dare to be bold, but if you are virtuous, you will succeed." Without a sense of awe, it is easy to break through the lines of discipline and law. Young cadres should take the initiative to strengthen their learning of discipline and law, enhance their awareness of discipline, the rule of law, and the system. They should often compare the Party's theories, lines, principles, and policies, the Party Constitution, Party rules, and Party discipline, and their initial mission to see clearly whether some things should be done or can be done. They should keep discipline and rules in mind and internalize them into codes of conduct. Always be self respecting and introspective, and be cautious about being alone and cautious about being cautious at first. We should be strict in small matters, and should not confuse our minds in the self-deception of "no one can see the dark moon and the high winds". We should not get lost in the rhetoric of "you know, I know, heaven knows, and earth knows". We should not take risks in the fluke mentality of "seeking wealth and wealth in danger", and we should not act recklessly in the erroneous understanding of "the law is not responsible for the public". Good cadres are both elected and managed. Strict observance of discipline and rules requires not only self-respect and self-discipline by young cadres, but also education, management, and supervision by organizations. We need to place discipline building at a more important level, strengthen regular discipline education, and urge young cadres to keep discipline and rules in mind. We must adhere to the guidance of Party building,