Group 1 - The central government has publicly reported 10 typical cases of violations of the Eight Regulations, signaling a strong stance against public-funded tourism [1] - Since the 18th National Congress, efforts to combat "Four Winds" have effectively curbed blatant public-funded tourism, but hidden variations still exist, such as "shell tourism" and "accompanying tourism" [1] - The persistence of public-funded tourism is attributed to a mindset of privilege among some officials, who exploit their power to use public funds for personal enjoyment [1] Group 2 - There is a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of public-funded tourism, with new regulations clearly outlining penalties for such actions [2] - The essence of work style issues is fundamentally a party character issue, emphasizing the clear distinction between public and private interests [2] - Historical examples of integrity among party members highlight the importance of maintaining a strong sense of public service and clarifying the boundaries between public and private matters [2]