On March 26, the second session of the 343rd Youth League School of the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB), held in conjunction with the Student Cadre Training Camp of the School of Economics and Management (SEM), took place in Room 313 of the SEM Building.
Titled “Upholding Youth League Discipline and Embracing the Responsibilities of Youth,” the session focused on strengthening discipline and encouraging young people to fulfill their responsibilities.
The lecture was delivered by Zhao Haiyang, Student Deputy Secretary of the Youth League Committee. It covered the study of Youth League discipline, six major areas of discipline for Communist Youth League members, the responsibilities of student cadres, and the importance of role models. The session aimed to help League members and young student leaders strengthen their commitment to discipline in both thought and action and take on their responsibilities with a strong sense of purpose.
Zhao began by asking participants whether they could lead by example, understand the boundaries of appropriate speech and conduct, and fulfill their duties. Drawing on the Youth League Constitution, explanations of the six categories of discipline, and examples of effective student leadership, the lecture encouraged participants to combine aspiration with responsibility, practical work and a grounded approach.
Using profiles of outstanding members and real cases of cadres, Zhao sketched a portrait of a strong young leader: with vision in the eyes, responsibility on the shoulders, tasks at hand, and roots on the ground. Participants followed how to grow into a capable League member and a reliable student cadre.
The session helped participants clarify their duties and disciplinary requirements and strengthen their commitment to serving fellow students. They were encouraged to study Party and Youth League principles and carry out student affairs responsibilities effectively.
