General Secretary on the View of Achievements: GDP Cannot Be the Only Measure
A correct view of achievements focuses on high-quality development; it must not be GDP-only, and should value people's livelihoods, ecology, and long-term benefits See how cadres turn development achievements into a sense of gain for the people, improving governance effectiveness
This report centers on the idea that "GDP should not be the only criterion," stressing that when cadres promote local development, they should not treat economic growth rate as the sole benchmark for evaluation, but should instead place greater emphasis on highquality development, improvements in people's livelihoods, and longterm benefits.
Drawing on relevant study and publicity content, the article points out that the view of political achievements should return to its original purpose of serving the people, avoid shortterm and superficial approaches, and reflect development achievements more in the people's sense of gain, ecological protection, and social governance.
The report was published on June 7, 2026, and belongs to a domestic currentaffairs topic, reflecting the ongoing discussion about the correct view of political achievements.