Dong Dajian, former deputy director of the National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center, received property that clearly exceeded reciprocity and illegally entered private clubs; Zhao Lei, former general manager of Beijing Cultural Investment and Development Group Co., Ltd., received gifts that may affect the fair execution of official duties and illegally entered private clubs... According to recent reports, "illegally entering private clubs" has been mentioned in multiple cases. Private clubs are prone to the development of "four customs" and even corruption issues. Party members and cadres illegally enter and exit private clubs, accept banquets that may affect the fair performance of official duties, or organize and participate in high consumption entertainment and fitness activities paid with public funds, hiding a trend of hedonism and extravagance. In recent years, the unhealthy trend of extravagance and enjoyment has been effectively curbed, but there have also been some new trends and manifestations. The interviewed disciplinary inspection and supervision cadres told reporters that in their practice of supervising and enforcing discipline, they found that private clubs or places with the nature of private clubs have strong concealment. Some are hidden in ordinary residential or commercial buildings, with luxurious and exquisite interior decoration, but have never been open to the public. Some wear the "vest" of enterprises, units, and studios, set certain entry and exit barriers, and transform internal venues into catering service venues, usually receiving only one batch of customers at the same time period. For example, Liu Ping, the former captain of the Wuxi Fire Rescue Detachment in Jiangsu Province, has received banquets multiple times in the company's internal cafeteria. Not only that, he also took the initiative to open the door and "welcome" guests, transforming his wife's beauty studio into a private club, and organizing business owners who have close relationships with him to eat and drink illegally here. The place has strong concealment and is not easily discovered. In addition, the participants are all 'small-scale' and 'old acquaintances', which brings a' sense of security 'to violators and creates a psychological suggestion that can' eat with peace of mind ', "said Xu Fuwei, director of the Sixth Examination and Investigation Office of the Wuxi Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision. Some disguised reception places will also be recognized as private clubs or places with the nature of private clubs. Based on daily supervision, Wang Xiaodong, the head of the Party Conduct and Political Conduct Supervision Office of the Tong'an District Discipline Inspection Commission in Xiamen City, Fujian Province, mentioned the "one table dining" place. For example, downstairs is the storefront, and upstairs there is a reservation for customized catering; For example, using various interest trainings such as tea ceremony and flower art as a starting point to conduct "one table meals", "these" one table meals "try their best to change the name and external form of the venue, but the essence remains the same. Party members and cadres accepting such banquets may be deemed as violating the rules of entering and leaving private clubs, You can avoid supervision by using your hands and feet during payment. So when illegally entering and leaving private clubs, accepting banquets and other activity arrangements paid for by management or service recipients, they become very calm. Not long ago, Wang, a former member of the Party Group and Deputy Director of the Yiwu Railway and Comprehensive Hub Construction Management Committee, participated in a private dinner without the presence of management personnel, and was ultimately found to have illegally accepted banquets from management service personnel. According to Wang, there were a total of 10 people who participated in the banquet that night, from the private box to the dishes, cigarettes, and alcohol, all arranged by their management and service partner Fu. Jin Li believes that illegal entry and exit of private clubs must