Noting that the absolute loyalty to the leader is the main core of the ideological and moral traits of the officials in the 1970s, the editorial goes on:

The main character of the officials in the 1970s was the fervent enthusiasm and will to unconditionally implement the Party's line and policies.

All the officials should be strong men who creditably carry out the Party's policies without fail under any circumstances.

The officials are responsible for the destiny of the Party's policies and the success or failure of the 70-day campaign depends on their roles.

The officials should devotedly serve the people with the noble view on life that they should totally dedicate themselves to the people's happiness and prosperity and there is nothing to expect from doing so.

Officials should be true servants of the people who regard their voices as a standard whenever and wherever they may work and whatever they do and unconditionally keep the promise made to the people and devotedly work for improving the people's living standard.

The officials should be models in all aspects with tender heart, warm love and popular character.

All the officials should dash ahead to greet the event of victors in May in the same spirit, mettle and work style as displayed by the officials in the 1970s.