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古人讲,没有规矩,不成方圆。规矩是为人立身处世的根本,是每个人都不能忽略的办事章法和行为准则。对国家公职人员立规矩自古有之,如西周时期的《六计》、秦代的《量吏律》、汉代的《刺史六条》、晋代的《察长吏八条》、唐代的《六察法》、宋代的《监司互察法》、元代的《察司体察等例》、明代的《宪纲事类》、清代的《钦定台规》等。在新的历史条件下,习近平总书记
The ancients say, no rules, no success. Rules are the foundation for one’s own life, is that everyone can not ignore the rules and codes of conduct. For example, the “Six Items” in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the “Law of Quantity Officials” in the Qin Dynasty, the “Six Rules of Stinging History” in the Han Dynasty, the “Eight Officials of the Governor” in the Jin Dynasty, the “ Law of the Chapters ”,“ Mutual Procuratorial Mutual Aid ”in the Song Dynasty,“ Situations of Inspection and Inspection ”in the Yuan Dynasty,“ Constitutional Affairs ”in the Ming Dynasty and“ Rules and Regulations of the Qin Dynasty ”in the Qing Dynasty. Under the new historical conditions, General Secretary Xi Jinping