TechFlow Message: On March 24, according to People's Daily reports, the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council recently issued the "Integrity and Clean Conduct Regulations for State-Owned Enterprise Leaders." Article 7 explicitly prohibits state-owned enterprise leaders from leveraging their authority or official positions to seek personal gain, specifically including: accepting gifts, money, and virtual currency from related enterprises; buying and selling houses, vehicles, and other property at unfair prices as a form of accepting bribes; delegating others to invest in securities and futures without contributing capital but receiving returns; engaging in quid pro quo transactions through hidden shareholding or proxy equity holding; obtaining large returns through financial activities such as private lending; exploiting enterprise insider information or trade secrets for personal gain; misappropriating or illegally occupying and embezzling enterprise assets; privately pocketing rebates, intermediary fees, and reward refunds, and other similar acts. Violators will be handled in accordance with regulations, discipline, and law.