Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the release of the "China Government Transparency Report (2024)" which evaluates the transparency of various government levels and departments in China, highlighting the top-performing regions and departments [1][2] - The report assesses the transparency of 48 State Council departments, 31 provincial governments, 293 municipal governments, and 120 county (city, district) governments based on criteria such as democratic decision-making, business environment optimization, government management standardization, and public welfare [1][2] - The top three provincial governments in terms of transparency are Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangdong, while the best-performing municipal governments include Guangzhou, Qingdao, and Shenzhen [2] Group 2 - The report indicates that there is a need for improvement in the public disclosure of normative document filing reviews, with 26 State Council departments and 109 municipal governments failing to disclose relevant information since 2023, representing 54.17% and 37.20% respectively [2] - The "Rule of Law Blue Book" suggests that by 2025, there should be a comprehensive review of the functions of government transparency, emphasizing its role in building a law-based, service-oriented, and clean government [3] - It advocates for the integration of transparency with government operations, enhancing the quality and effectiveness of public disclosure, and utilizing digital tools to improve information accessibility for the public [3]