Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that the construction of Chinese-style modernization is a significant and unprecedented task that requires the Communist Party of China (CPC) to maintain a strong leadership role and undergo self-revolution to effectively guide societal transformation [1][4][6] - Chinese-style modernization is defined as socialist modernization led by the CPC, which is considered the fundamental characteristic and essential requirement of this modernization process [2][3] - The leadership of the CPC is deemed crucial for the nature and direction of Chinese-style modernization, ensuring that it remains aligned with socialist principles and avoids deviation [5][6][10] Group 2 - The CPC must continuously address unique challenges associated with being a large ruling party, which includes maintaining public support and preventing internal decay [7][10][12] - The "six persistent hows" outlined by Xi Jinping are critical for the CPC to resolve its unique challenges, focusing on maintaining its foundational principles and governance capabilities [8][9][12] - The ongoing self-revolution of the CPC is essential for ensuring its long-term leadership and effectiveness in advancing Chinese-style modernization [11][13][14] Group 3 - The self-revolution process is characterized as a long-term and complex endeavor, requiring the CPC to adapt and respond to evolving challenges while maintaining its core values [13][18] - The importance of the CPC's self-revolution is highlighted as a means to achieve modernization goals and ensure the party's integrity and effectiveness in governance [14][19] - The strategic tasks associated with Chinese-style modernization are intertwined with the CPC's self-revolution, emphasizing the need for a cohesive approach to governance and reform [18][19]

Group 1 - The meeting emphasized the importance of implementing Xi Jinping's thoughts on the Party's self-revolution and the significance of inspection work [1] - The eighth round of inspections will focus on the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court and eight other local courts, enhancing the political inspection positioning [2] - The meeting highlighted the need for precise supervision to improve the effectiveness and impact of inspections, ensuring high-quality completion of political inspection tasks [1] Group 2 - The inspections will include regular inspections of the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court and elevated inspections of eight local courts, along with a "look-back" inspection of Zhangjiagang People's Court [2] - The meeting was conducted via video conference, involving various local party inspection leadership groups and relevant departments [1]