Core Viewpoint - The provincial court has issued guidelines to enhance the quality of grassroots court construction, focusing on improving judicial efficiency and service to the public [1][2] Group 1: Key Initiatives - The new guidelines emphasize six key tasks: political construction, enhancement of trial quality, tackling weak courts, building people's courts, capacity building of personnel, and strengthening basic support [1] - A total of 25 specific measures have been introduced to deepen litigation execution reform, enhance multi-faceted dispute prevention and resolution, and strengthen the judicial service system [1] Group 2: Performance Metrics - The province's 110 grassroots courts handle 88% of the total case load, making their construction level critical to judicial quality and public perception of justice [2] - The "Strong Foundation Project" initiated in 2022 has led to significant improvements in grassroots courts, with two weak national courts and 17 provincial weak courts successfully upgraded [2] - The average trial period for first-instance civil and commercial cases has been reduced to 73.56 days, and the appeal rate for reviewed cases is 0.73 percentage points lower than the provincial average [2] - Grassroots court trial quality has shown continuous improvement for 14 consecutive quarters [2]