Group 1 - The core idea emphasizes the dual nature of power, which can be both a tool for achievement and a source of downfall, depending on how it is used [1][2] - The historical analysis of corruption indicates that bribery tends to follow power, suggesting that individuals in positions of authority are at risk of moral decline [1][2] - The importance of maintaining a public-oriented perspective on power is highlighted, with a call for officials to remember that their authority is granted by the party and the people for the purpose of serving them [1][2] Group 2 - The narrative includes examples of parental guidance that stress the importance of integrity and the dangers of taking advantage of public resources, illustrating the foundational values of the Communist Party [2][3] - A call for cultivating a sense of respect for power and the people is made, emphasizing that true public servants must prioritize the interests of the populace over personal gain [2][3] - The necessity of adhering to party discipline as a safeguard against corruption is discussed, advocating for a structured approach to power that includes legal and ethical boundaries [2][3]