Core Viewpoint - Grassroots governance is essential for national governance, with the well-being of the people being the core focus of grassroots work. The "Red Housekeeper" convenience service project in Zhenjiang Economic Development Zone aims to address urgent public concerns through a dual approach of field research and democratic consultation [1]. Group 1 - The "Red Housekeeper" project integrates multiple forces to solve the pressing issues faced by the community [1]. - Prior to the consultation, participants engaged in immersive field research to understand the progress of livelihood projects, identifying pain points and bottlenecks [1]. - During the specialized consultation meeting, community representatives and local companies presented implementation plans and gathered feedback on improving convenience facilities and consumer experiences [1]. Group 2 - Community representatives and political advisors provided suggestions on key issues and project advancement, focusing on policy interpretation, resource integration, and plan optimization [1]. - The collaborative effort aims to provide precise and feasible solutions to the challenges faced by the community [1].

Group 1 - The National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) held 57 bi-weekly consultation meetings and 16 remote consultation meetings during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, focusing on optimizing regional education and healthcare resource allocation, developing the silver economy, and strengthening the regulatory connection mechanism in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][3] - The CPPCC conducted a total of 279 various consultation activities, including special meetings and thematic consultation sessions, and carried out 413 inspection and research activities, resulting in 25,043 proposals filed and over 216,000 pieces of information received [3][4] - Since 2021, the CPPCC has focused on ten key tasks related to the 14th Five-Year Plan, including optimizing the business environment and enhancing black soil protection, with ten specialized committees conducting continuous democratic supervision on different themes for five years [4]