On July 11th, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission publicly announced 10 typical issues of formalism and bureaucracy that have increased the burden on grassroots units. Serious investigation and public notification of these typical cases demonstrate the strong determination of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to combine solving the problems of formalism and bureaucracy with reducing the burden on the grassroots, constantly promoting rectification, and releasing a strong signal that disciplinary inspection and supervision organs dare to shine a sword, strictly grasp and persistently, and actively and forcefully correct the problems of formalism and bureaucracy that increase the burden on the grassroots. Typical cases fully reveal the diversity and variability of formalism and bureaucracy in different regions and departments. From the 10 reported typical cases, there are both old problems and new manifestations, revealing the diversity and variability of formalism and bureaucracy in different regions and departments. The issues raised in this announcement involve copying and copying documents, deviating from reality, and engaging in "formalism at the fingertips". For example, the Baicheng Municipal Government Office of Jilin Province forwarded the documents issued by the Provincial Department of Civil Affairs at the city and county levels to the counties (cities and districts) again. The work plan for urban farmland Protection forest system construction, implementation plan for rectification of problems fed back by routine land supervision and other documents prepared and issued have a repetition rate of more than 80% with the documents of the General Office of the Provincial People's Government. For example, the Settlement and Electronic Banking Department of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Guangdong Shaoguan Branch requires its subordinate branches to manually collect and report data that could have been extracted and generated from the system on a daily basis, in order to urge each branch to attach importance to the work of expanding public accounts, which is unnecessary to consume grassroots time and energy and increase the workload of grassroots work. The stubborn problems of inaction and disorderly behavior, excessive marking, layer by layer stacking, and arbitrary distribution are more prominent. According to the report, Chenzhou Municipal Public Facilities Maintenance Service Center in Hunan Province delayed the review of secondary water supply project data and was inefficient, resulting in the review of most secondary water supply project data exceeding the specified time limit by about 2 months, which seriously affected the project construction progress. In addition, the Market Supervision Administration of Jiaxiang County, Shandong Province, arbitrarily used its power to transfer apportionment fees to the masses in violation of regulations, the Outdoor Advertising Settings Management Office of Macheng Urban Management and Law Enforcement Bureau, Hubei Province, illegally required all communities to vote in online selection, and the Bijie Agricultural Ecological Environment and Resources Protection Station, Guizhou Province, made excessive traces, The Yongshan County Government Affairs Service Administration of Yunnan Province issued unrealistic task indicators and other issues in the process of promoting the application of "One Mobile Phone for All", which added unnecessary burdens to the grass-roots level, and the cadres and the masses responded strongly. The reporter noticed that the issues reported in this report occurred or continued into recent years. Take Benxi Federation of Trade Unions in Liaoning Province as an example. In September 2020, the Benxi Federation of Trade Unions issued a notice on the objectives and tasks of the Association's membership without investigation and solicitation of opinions. It divided the provincial federation of trade unions into the objectives and tasks completed by the end of December 2023 in Benxi, which were refined to 80% of the objectives and tasks by June 30, 2021, greatly shortening the time limit for grassroots to complete the tasks and greatly increasing the burden of grassroots work. This indicates that the drawbacks of formalism and bureaucracy are not overnight, and reducing the burden on the grassroots at the root is not a one-time achievement. We must keep a close eye on them and constantly grasp them. Typical case