The recent executive meeting of the State Council was held to study and implement the overall work plan and recent measures for building a unified national market. How to make efforts to build a unified national market? At the State Council's regular policy briefing held on the 5th, relevant department heads responded to social concerns. Building a unified factor market is a key area for building a unified national market. Li Chunlin, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, introduced that in recent years, various parties have continued to work together to promote the implementation of a number of substantive reform measures. For example, the pilot work of deepening the entry of rural collective commercial construction land into the market has been fully launched, the policy of stable and orderly opening up and wide urban settlement has been implemented, the reform of stock issuance and registration system has been comprehensively implemented, and the construction of a unified data base system has been accelerated. Li Chunlin said that in the next step, the National Development and Reform Commission will work with relevant parties to improve the unified land and labor markets in urban and rural areas, accelerate the development of a unified capital market, accelerate the cultivation of a unified technology and data market, and break through the segmentation and multi track operation of factor markets. Continuously striving to eliminate local protection and administrative monopolies is a key task in accelerating the construction of a unified national market. Zhu Cambridge, Director of the Comprehensive Planning Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation, said that the State Administration for Market Regulation continues to make efforts in breaking local protection and administrative monopolies, continuously regulating inappropriate market intervention behavior, and comprehensively implementing the fair competition review system. Focus on 8 areas with relatively concentrated market feedback, including public utilities, government procurement, and bidding, and carry out special actions to prevent the abuse of administrative power, eliminate, and restrict competition and law enforcement. Zhu Cambridge introduced that the next step is for the State Administration of Market Regulation to accelerate the formulation of the Fair Competition Review Regulations and carry out in-depth anti monopoly law enforcement actions in the field of people's livelihood. In terms of strengthening the supply of basic market institutions, Zhu Cambridge introduced that he will focus on areas such as market access, fair competition, credit regulation, and intellectual property protection, and strengthen institutional innovation in the field of market regulation. We will focus on strengthening the innovative supply of basic systems around new business formats and models, and continuously supplement the market regulatory rules in emerging fields. Further improving the dynamic adjustment mechanism for the negative list of market access and implementing a unified market access system is an important task in building a unified national market. Li Chunlin introduced that we need to further improve the dynamic adjustment mechanism for the negative list of market access, improve the implementation mechanism for the list, work hard to eliminate various hidden barriers, promote the formation of a more sound and complete market access system, and strive to create a more fair and smooth market access environment. The unified market is a fully open and global market. Zhou Qiang, Director of the Market System Construction Department of the Ministry of Commerce, said that it is necessary to reasonably reduce the negative list of foreign investment access and further cancel or relax restrictions on foreign investment access. Li Chunlin introduced that the next step is to focus on four aspects of work and promote substantial progress in the construction of a unified national market. Firstly, we will promptly carry out a series of special actions to address the current prominent issues. Carry out policy measures that hinder unified markets and fair competition, develop a list of measures to prevent improper market intervention behavior, and establish a mechanism for quick response and handling of issues reported by business entities. The second is to accelerate