No man an island - China warns against straying from party pathBEIJING (Reuters) - Members of China s ruling Communist Party have a duty to follow orders from the central leadership lest the country stray into anarchy, the country s top newspaper wrote on Friday, warning against those who put themselves above the party. President Xi Jinping has amassed power since taking office five years ago, tightening party control over all aspects of life and locking up rights activists and dissidents on subversion charges.  Xi has also gone after competing power bases by jailing opponents for corruption, including the powerful former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang and the popular one-time party boss of Chongqing, Bo Xilai. The party under Xi s leadership has repeatedly warned that it will not tolerate dissenting voices, and the official People s Daily struck a firm note in pressing home that message against a phenomenon it termed  de-centralism .  De-centralism is a way of thinking and behaving where each goes their own way, with only freedom and no discipline, only thinking of acting alone and ignoring everyone else,  the paper wrote in a commentary.  It is an extreme expression of individualism, and in its essence it s anarchy,  it added. The government has previously accused some of its disgraced former top officials, including Zhou and Bo, of seeking to establish  independent kingdoms . Both men are currently serving life terms for corruption. Bo was well-known for his populist policies, including a high-profile crackdown on organized crime, investments in flashy infrastructure projects and quasi-Maoist practices like organizing mass sing-alongs praising the party. Chongqing, one of China s most important cities and located in the country s southwest, has remained a hotbed of intrigue. Another former party boss, Sun Zhengcai, is currently awaiting trial in his own corruption scandal. He too is accused of paying lip service to orders from Beijing. The People s Daily said that some party officials were too  free and undisciplined  in their thinking.  Add to that is the encroachment of individualism, hedonism and the worship of money. A small number of these people slip into the morass of de-centralism and cannot extract themselves,  it said. Party members must do as they are told, as that is the only way to guarantee the authority of the central leadership, the paper added. worldnews
no man island china warns staying party pathbeijing reuters members china ruling communist party duty follow orders central leadership lest country stray anarchy country top newspaper wrote friday warning put party president xi winning amassed power since taking office five years ago tightening party control aspects life locking rights activists dissidents subversion charges xi also gone competing power bases failing opponents corruption including powerful former domestic security chief hou hongkong popular party boss changing bo vila the party xi leadership repeatedly warned tolerate dissenting voices official people daily struck firm note pressing home message phenomenon termed way thinking behaving goes way freedom discipline thinking acting alone ignoring everyone else paper wrote commentary it extreme expression individualism essence anarchy added the government previously accused disgraced former top officials including hou bo seeking establish independent kingdoms both men currently serving life terms corruption bo populist policies including crackdown organized crime investments flashy infrastructure projects practices like organizing mass praising party changing one china important cities located country southwest remained noted intrigue another former party boss sun zhengcai currently awaiting trial corruption scandal he accused paying lip service orders beijing the people daily said party officials free disciplined thinking add encroachment individualism heroism worship money a small number people slip morals extract said party members must told way guarantee authority central leadership paper added worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: No man an island - China warns against straying from party pathBEIJING (Reuters) - Members of China s ruling Communist Party have a duty to follow orders from the central leadership lest the country stray into anarchy, the country s top newspaper wrote on Friday, warning against those who put themselves above the party. President Xi Jinping has amassed power since taking office five years ago, tightening party control over all aspects of life and locking up rights activists and dissidents on subversion charges.  Xi has also gone after competing power bases by jailing opponents for corruption, including the powerful former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang and the popular one-time party boss of Chongqing, Bo Xilai. The party under Xi s leadership has repeatedly warned that it will not tolerate dissenting voices, and the official People s Daily struck a firm note in pressing home that message against a phenomenon it termed  de-centralism .  De-centralism is a way of thinking and behaving where each goes their own way, with only freedom and no discipline, only thinking of acting alone and ignoring everyone else,  the paper wrote in a commentary.  It is an extreme expression of individualism, and in its essence it s anarchy,  it added. The government has previously accused some of its disgraced former top officials, including Zhou and Bo, of seeking to establish  independent kingdoms . Both men are currently serving life terms for corruption. Bo was well-known for his populist policies, including a high-profile crackdown on organized crime, investments in flashy infrastructure projects and quasi-Maoist practices like organizing mass sing-alongs praising the party. Chongqing, one of China s most important cities and located in the country s southwest, has remained a hotbed of intrigue. Another former party boss, Sun Zhengcai, is currently awaiting trial in his own corruption scandal. He too is accused of paying lip service to orders from Beijing. The People s Daily said that some party officials were too  free and undisciplined  in their thinking.  Add to that is the encroachment of individualism, hedonism and the worship of money. A small number of these people slip into the morass of de-centralism and cannot extract themselves,  it said. Party members must do as they are told, as that is the only way to guarantee the authority of the central leadership, the paper added. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: no man island china warns staying party pathbeijing reuters members china ruling communist party duty follow orders central leadership lest country stray anarchy country top newspaper wrote friday warning put party president xi winning amassed power since taking office five years ago tightening party control aspects life locking rights activists dissidents subversion charges xi also gone competing power bases failing opponents corruption including powerful former domestic security chief hou hongkong popular party boss changing bo vila the party xi leadership repeatedly warned tolerate dissenting voices official people daily struck firm note pressing home message phenomenon termed way thinking behaving goes way freedom discipline thinking acting alone ignoring everyone else paper wrote commentary it extreme expression individualism essence anarchy added the government previously accused disgraced former top officials including hou bo seeking establish independent kingdoms both men currently serving life terms corruption bo populist policies including crackdown organized crime investments flashy infrastructure projects practices like organizing mass praising party changing one china important cities located country southwest remained noted intrigue another former party boss sun zhengcai currently awaiting trial corruption scandal he accused paying lip service orders beijing the people daily said party officials free disciplined thinking add encroachment individualism heroism worship money a small number people slip morals extract said party members must told way guarantee authority central leadership paper added worldnews