Localities and departments are advancing study and education in depth and substance, allowing the public to see changes and gain benefits

Correcting and addressing issues with the right view of political achievements has produced real results, promoting the resolution of livelihood challenges Improving long-term mechanisms to drive implementation and enhance people’s sense of gain and happiness

Recently, regions, departments, and units across the country have continued to advance study and education around establishing and practicing a correct view of political achievements, focusing on rectification and reform and on establishing systems and rules, striving to translate the results of their work into tangible, felt, and accessible changes for the people. Reports show that many places have addressed a batch of difficult problems that have drawn concentrated public concern through methods such as leadership cadres receiving petitioners and visiting on a casebycase basis, clearing up longstanding cases, and handling issues involving unpaid wages and petitions. Baicheng, Jilin helped migrant workers recover overdue wages; Lanzhou, Gansu resolved petitionrelated issues in a concentrated manner; Shenyang, Liaoning promoted the治理 of longstanding problems; and Kuqa, Xinjiang carried out rectification around livelihood bottlenecks such as natural gas connections for households. In addition to thorough investigation and genuine correction, localities are also improving longterm mechanisms. Chongyi, Jiangxi has established a list of unresolved legacy issues; Yangzhou, Jiangsu has solved ridehailing charging difficulties through a coordinated joint meeting mechanism; Harbin Electric Group has improved its mechanism for preventing deviations in the view of political achievements; and problems discovery, rectification, and accountability are being driven into a closed loop. In terms of improving livelihoods, Yinchuan, Ningxia; Anqing, Anhui; and Hebei District in Tianjin, among others, have continued to focus on the renovation of old residential communities, grassroots governance, and service mechanisms for the people, stressing that public demands should be implemented one by one, so as to enhance people's sense of gain, happiness, and security.