"Stress on study, politics and righteousness" are the three basic aspects of "three stresses" education.

1. To talk about learning is to set an example of learning, that is, to master the scientific system and spiritual essence of Deng Xiaoping's construction of Socialism with Chinese characteristics Theory and strive to solve practical problems with theory;

2. To talk about politics is to set an example, that is, to comprehensively, correctly and actively implement the party's basic line and various principles and policies, and effectively improve the quality and effectiveness of work;

3. To be upright means to set an example, that is, to be party spirit, principle, justice, ethics, and to be consistent in words and deeds, and to work hard to keep fit and eliminate evil.

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Zhu Rongji pointed out during 1998 that the "three stresses" education in various government departments must adhere to high standards and strict requirements.

Zhu Rongji emphasized that the core of the "three stresses" is to stress politics. In the "three stresses" education, we should grasp the core of stressing politics, learning and righteousness, and fully implement the requirements of the CPC Central Committee. Government departments shoulder very important tasks in implementing the Party's basic line, principles and policies and promoting the reform and development of the national economy and society, and all their work is highly political.

Comrades working in government departments should be good at observing and handling problems politically and consciously understand economic work and other work politically. They must not simply talk about economy and commerce on the basis of economy. Otherwise, it is impossible to become a sober builder and leader of Socialism with Chinese characteristics.

Baidu encyclopedia-three stresses education

People's Daily Online-Zhu Rongji pointed out that the "three stresses" education of government departments must adhere to high standards and strict requirements when listening to the report on the "three stresses" education of state organs.