Xi Jinping General Secretary emphasized the need to keep our eyes down and our steps down, respect the practice of grassroots masses, solve prominent problems faced by the masses in production and life, and ensure that the ideas, decisions, and measures of reform can better meet the demands of the masses, so as to achieve reform for the people, reform relying on the people, and reform benefiting the people.

To comprehensively deepen reform, the starting point and goal is to make people live a better life, which is the eternal value pursuit of the CPC.   More and more patients are experiencing a reduction in their burden, the "bottlenecks" in the national pension system are being cleared one by one, the accessibility of high-quality and balanced education is increasing, the integration of urban and rural development is further unleashing rural vitality, and the construction of diversified affordable housing is accelerating... This sense of gain, happiness, and security is filling people's hearts. The great changes of the new era reveal a truth: reform for the people is what makes reform meaningful; Only by relying on the people can reform be motivated.

  The difficulty in comprehensively deepening reform lies in tackling tough problems, crossing dangerous obstacles, breaking down barriers, and cutting through barriers. This requires full respect for the people's subject status, unleashing the pioneering spirit of the masses, closely relying on the people to promote reform, and deeply rooting the reform cause in the people. As long as the wisdom and strength hidden among the people are fully stimulated, there will be no difficulties that cannot be overcome and no goals that cannot be achieved.

Chinese path to modernization focuses on people's livelihood. The direction of further deepening reform comprehensively lies in the voice of the people. We must keep our eyes down and focus on finding the key points and breakthroughs for reform from the urgent needs and concerns of the people, such as employment, income increase, enrollment, medical treatment, housing, services, childcare and elderly care, as well as life and property safety. We should also introduce more reform measures that meet the urgent needs and aspirations of the people. We must persist in moving forward. When encountering complex and difficult to balance interests, we should go to the grassroots level, take a look, and think about the actual situation of the masses, what they are expecting, how to protect their interests, and whether they are satisfied with the reform. (New Society)