以"行"作答，在推动"四下基层"中践行根本宗旨。"四下基层"是新时代群众路线的实践典范，是党员干 部的工作法宝。要推动政策宣传从"单向传达"向"双向互动"深化。深入基层一线，用鲜活通俗的方式宣 讲党的路线方针政策，注重倾听和收集群众的真实反响与困惑，在互动中凝聚共识、改进工作。推动调 查研究从"了解情况"向"解决问题"聚焦。着眼发展中的堵点、民生中的痛点、治理中的难点，带着明确 问题、抱着求实态度沉到一线，深入剖析根源，寻求治本之策，使调研成果真正指导实践、推动工作。 主动深入矛盾多、困难多的地方听取诉求。用心用情、依法依规及时就地化解矛盾，着力化解信访积 案，切实把矛盾化解在基层、化解在萌芽状态。推动现场办公从"形式到场"向"实效落地"升级。针对急 难问题现场研究、协调推动、督促落实，力戒形式主义，以"马上就办、真抓实干"的作风，实打实解难 纾困。 以"实"践诺，在"知行合一"里深化高质量发展。历史的问答由行动书写；时代的考卷用实绩作答，答 好"窑洞之问"，践行"四下基层"，最终要转化为推动高质量发展、创造高品质生活的实际行动与扎实成 效。每一位党员干部都应以"时时放心不下"的责任感与"事事抓实到位"的执行 ...

（来源：辽宁日报） 转自：辽宁日报 《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的建议》提出："完善凝聚服务群众工作机 制，夯实社会治理群众基础。"社会治理说到底是做人的工作。要坚持社会治理为了人民，创新为民谋 利、为民办事、为民解忧的机制，让群众成为社会治理的参与者、受益者。 第一，推进信访工作法治化，及时回应和解决群众诉求。深入开展领导干部接访下访，带着感情和责任 做信访工作，把送上门来的群众工作做细做实。全面落实《信访工作条例》，加强规范化信息化专业化 建设，推进预防法治化、受理法治化、办理法治化、监督追责法治化、维护秩序法治化，建立从预防到 监督的闭环管理体系，让遇事找法、办事依法成为自觉行动。加强信访问题源头治理和积案化解，依法 及时就地解决群众合理合法诉求，把矛盾纠纷化解在基层、化解在萌芽状态。充分发挥信访工作"晴雨 表"作用，真实了解把握群众所思所想所忧所盼，及时发现苗头性、倾向性、普遍性问题，推动有关部 门改进工作。 第二，做好人民建议征集工作，更好吸纳民意、汇集民智。人民建议征集是走好新时代党的群众路线的 重要制度设计。要健全征集工作制度，统筹用好线上线下征集平台，畅通和拓展汇集社情 ...

《海边春秋》中，刘书雷初到岚岛时面临着推动蓝港村整体搬迁的"硬任务"。他深入调查研究，找准共同富裕的实践基点，最初按照常规工作 思路，他带着既定方案做群众工作，却遭遇了意想不到的阻力。这种困境在许多地方工作中并不鲜见——干部怀揣着"为民造福"的良好意愿， 制定的方案却难以获得群众认同。问题症结何在？小说通过刘书雷的转变过程给出了答案。 陈毅达 著 百花文艺出版社出版 文学作品如何映照时代命题？长篇小说《海边春秋》通过青年干部刘书雷在岚岛的实践经历，生动再现了新时代扎实推进共同富裕进程中，福 建人民坚持党的群众路线的伟大实践。作品以细腻的笔触和深刻的洞察，精彩呈现了从"代民做主"到"由民做主"、从"外部规划"到"内生发 展"的工作方法转变，为我们在新时代扎实推动共同富裕提供了宝贵的方法论启示。 刘书雷放下干部身份，独自走进村庄，坐在村民大依公家里喝着地瓜酒，聆听村庄历史与家族记忆。这次没有秘书陪同、没有记录本的走访， 成为他工作思路转变的关键节点。正是在这种"去形式化"的交流中，他理解到村民守护的不仅是石厝房屋，更是几代人积淀的生活智慧和文化 根脉。这启示我们，扎实的调查研究必须"身入"更要"心至"，要能够穿透 ...

Core Insights - The celebration of Lei Jun's birthday on December 16th has generated significant engagement across various social media platforms, showcasing the strong connection between Lei Jun and Xiaomi fans [1][3][5] - Xiaomi's marketing team actively participated in the celebrations, which helped ignite enthusiasm among fans, leading to creative expressions of support and nostalgia [1][3][7] Group 1 - Fans expressed their birthday wishes through various platforms, creating a sense of community and shared appreciation for Lei Jun [3][5] - Creative tributes included remixed videos and compilations of memorable moments from Xiaomi's history, highlighting the emotional bond between Lei Jun and his supporters [3][7] - Physical stores were decorated for the occasion, with fans bringing Xiaomi merchandise to celebrate, further emphasizing the deep-rooted connection between the brand and its community [5][7] Group 2 - Lei Jun's philosophy of "internet thinking is the mass line" resonates with fans, reinforcing the idea of a partnership rather than a traditional consumer-brand relationship [7][9] - The emotional support from fans continues as Xiaomi ventures into the automotive industry, indicating a loyal and engaged customer base [9]

Core Viewpoint - The articles commemorate the significance of the "December 9th" and "December 1st" movements in China's history, highlighting their roles in the fight for national independence and democracy, and emphasizing the importance of historical awareness in contemporary society [1][2][4]. Group 1: December 9th Movement - The "December 9th" movement was a large-scale patriotic anti-Japanese movement led by the Chinese Communist Party, which began on December 9, 1935, in response to Japan's invasion of North China [1]. - The movement involved mass demonstrations, anti-Japanese propaganda, and the establishment of the National Liberation Vanguard, marking a new peak in the Chinese people's anti-Japanese democratic movement [1]. - Mao Zedong noted that the "December 9th" movement prepared the ideological and organizational groundwork for the subsequent anti-Japanese war [1]. Group 2: December 1st Movement - The "December 1st" movement was the first large-scale student-led patriotic democratic movement during the national liberation war, which began in November 1945 in Kunming [2]. - Following a violent crackdown by reactionary forces, over 30,000 students participated in a general strike, leading to nationwide demonstrations in support of the Kunming students [2]. - Zhou Enlai emphasized that the tasks left unfinished by the "December 9th" movement were inherited by the youth movements of the time [2]. Group 3: Role of Educational Institutions - Tsinghua University played a crucial role in both movements, with its students actively participating in organizing protests and voicing patriotic sentiments [3]. - The student-led initiatives at Tsinghua and Southwest Associated University were pivotal in mobilizing public support and raising awareness about national issues [3][10]. - The movements fostered a closer relationship between Tsinghua University and the Communist Party, aligning the university's mission with the revolutionary cause [3]. Group 4: Historical Reflection and Current Relevance - Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of remembering historical struggles to inspire future efforts in achieving national rejuvenation [4]. - The articles call for a commitment to the party's leadership and the integration of revolutionary history into contemporary educational practices to cultivate a sense of responsibility among students [5][6]. - The spirit of patriotism and the call for active participation in national affairs are highlighted as essential for the current generation [7][8].

Core Insights - The opening of institutional spaces reflects a shift towards community engagement and resource sharing, addressing the needs of urban workers and enhancing public services [1][2] - The initiative demonstrates a governance approach that values collective intelligence and participation from the public, fostering a sense of community ownership [2] Group 1: Institutional Initiatives - Various government and institutional canteens have opened to the public, providing affordable meal options for urban workers, thus alleviating dining challenges [1] - Shanghai has implemented a three-year action plan to open 174 unit-affiliated green spaces and renovate 47 "pocket parks," increasing accessible green areas for residents [1] Group 2: Community Engagement - The opening of spaces signifies a break from traditional bureaucratic barriers, promoting a more approachable image of government officials as public servants [1] - The initiative encourages public participation, with citizens contributing suggestions for improving services, such as menu planning in canteens [2] Group 3: Broader Implications - The trend of opening doors extends beyond food services to infrastructure projects, with private capital increasingly involved in public works like the Hangzhou-Wenzhou high-speed railway [2] - Community governance practices, such as democratic discussions and participatory budgeting, are becoming more prevalent, enhancing social cohesion and responsiveness to public needs [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of addressing real issues in fire safety management for high-rise buildings, advocating for a proactive approach to identify and rectify potential hazards to ensure public safety [1][2][3]. Group 1: Fire Safety Management - The State Council's Safety Committee has issued a notice to conduct a comprehensive inspection and rectification of major fire risks in high-rise buildings, particularly those under renovation [1][2]. - The inspection focuses on four key areas: external wall renovations, internal renovations, fire safety equipment, and daily fire safety management practices [2][3]. - There is a call for a shift from superficial inspections to genuine efforts in identifying and addressing fire safety hazards, avoiding formalism in the process [2][3]. Group 2: Community Involvement - The article highlights the necessity of engaging the public in fire safety governance, encouraging community participation and feedback to enhance safety measures [4]. - It suggests establishing transparent communication channels for reporting and addressing safety issues, thereby fostering a culture of accountability and vigilance among the public [4]. - The importance of conducting emergency drills and educating the public on fire safety is emphasized to improve overall community preparedness [4]. Group 3: Regulatory Enforcement - There is a strong emphasis on the need for stricter enforcement of fire safety regulations, with a focus on accountability for violations and serious consequences for non-compliance [3][4]. - The article advocates for a shift from lenient oversight to rigorous enforcement to ensure that safety standards are met and maintained [3]. - It calls for the establishment of a robust accountability system to ensure that all stakeholders are responsible for fire safety management [4].

Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of the internet as a platform for understanding and addressing the needs of the public in the new era, highlighting the necessity for officials to engage both online and offline with the community [2][4] - It discusses the dual approach of "key-to-key" (online) and "face-to-face" (offline) interactions as essential methods for officials to effectively connect with the public and gather genuine feedback [2][3][4] Group 1: Internet as a Tool - As of June this year, China's internet user base reached 1.123 billion, with an internet penetration rate of 79.7%, making it a crucial channel for the public to express their demands and participate in governance [2] - The article warns against the over-reliance on online methods, which may lead to a disconnect from the real sentiments of the people, emphasizing the need for officials to engage directly with the community [2][3] Group 2: Importance of Face-to-Face Engagement - "Face-to-face" interactions are highlighted as a vital method for conducting research and embodying the mass line, with historical references to past practices initiated by Xi Jinping [3] - Officials are encouraged to immerse themselves in the community, addressing local issues and understanding the true conditions of the populace to ensure effective governance [3][4] Group 3: Evaluation and Accountability - The article calls for improvements in the evaluation and accountability mechanisms for officials, stressing the importance of measuring actual performance and public satisfaction rather than superficial metrics [4] - It advocates for a balanced approach that leverages both online efficiency and offline engagement to enhance service delivery to the public [4]

Core Viewpoint - The seminar on urban governance and the "Fengqiao Experience" in the new era emphasizes the importance of urban governance as a key component of national governance, aiming for high-quality development and meeting the needs of the people [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Governance - Urban governance is highlighted as a crucial part of national governance, essential for achieving high-quality development and fulfilling the people's aspirations for a better life [1]. - The "Fengqiao Experience" is recognized as a typical practice of the people's city concept and the Party's mass line in the new era, which should be further promoted [1]. Group 2: Implementation and Results - The "Fengqiao Experience" has evolved over decades, with continuous innovation in practice, theory, and systems being emphasized by local officials [1]. - Beijing's implementation of the 12345 citizen service hotline has led to significant improvements, with a total of 170 million public and enterprise requests processed since 2019, achieving a resolution rate increase from 53% to 97% and a satisfaction rate increase from 65% to 97% [1]. Group 3: Digital Empowerment - Digital empowerment is identified as a key growth point for innovating and deepening the urban practices of the "Fengqiao Experience," serving as an important method for advancing the people's line in the new era [2].

Core Insights - The concept of "crossing the river by feeling the stones" remains relevant and emphasizes the importance of practical exploration in reform and governance [1][2][4] Group 1: Reform Methodology - "Crossing the river by feeling the stones" should be integrated with top-level design, where systematic thinking guides practical exploration [2] - Top-level design provides direction for grassroots exploration, while experiences from practical exploration can refine top-level strategies [2] Group 2: Practical Examples - Historical reforms, such as the household contract responsibility system, were based on understanding the needs and sentiments of the people [3] - Recent healthcare reforms addressing cross-province medical billing have improved access and satisfaction for citizens, demonstrating effective policy implementation [3] Group 3: Challenges in Implementation - Some officials struggle with accurately "feeling the stones," leading to ineffective policies that do not fit local conditions [4] - Issues arise from superficial understanding and a lack of genuine engagement with grassroots realities, resulting in policies that fail to address actual needs [4] Group 4: Importance of Grounded Research - Successful strategies, like the targeted poverty alleviation initiative, stem from thorough field research and direct engagement with affected communities [5] - Officials are encouraged to prioritize on-the-ground investigations over office-based decision-making to better understand and address community needs [5] Group 5: Adaptability in Reform - The environment for reform and public needs are constantly evolving, necessitating ongoing adjustments to strategies and policies [6] - Continuous learning and adaptation are essential to ensure that reforms remain relevant and effective in meeting the changing demands of the populace [6]