The first lesson that new comrades must learn as they step into the gate of the military camp is to follow orders and stop prohibitions. When carrying out education for new recruits, each unit should make learning and implementing the newly revised common regulations a key content, strictly follow the requirements of the regulations, and standardize the "first step" of joining the army. The military name is clear and the steps are neat, and the people's army has iron discipline... "The song" Strictly Abide by Discipline "sings out the excellent style of our army's strict discipline and prohibition of orders. Obeying orders is the duty of soldiers. Strictly enforcing the rule of law and enforcing military discipline have always been the iron laws for governing the army and leading troops, as well as the basic laws for building a strong military. Good habits need to be formed over time. Starting from the "first step", deepening the study and education of regulations can help new recruits establish a strong sense of regulations and discipline, develop correct behavior habits, familiarize themselves with the daily life system of the army, gradually cultivate a strong military style, and quickly integrate into the army life. New recruits are the fresh blood of the army, and the quality of new recruits determines the future of the army. New comrades entering the military camp must maintain a reverence for military rules and regulations, and adhere to implementing every move, word, and action in accordance with the rules and regulations. At all levels, military leaders should also firmly establish a sense of rule of law and regulations, play a leading role as models, guide new recruits to use regulations as a "ruler", continuously enhance their consciousness of abiding by rules and regulations, and truly achieve the goal of obeying orders and regulations like iron. (New Society)