Grassroots governance is the "last mile" of national governance and the "nerve endings" that determine whether the people can feel the of the Party and the government. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, under the distinct orientation of focusing on the grassroots, the of grassroots governance in various places has been continuously deepened and solidified. When General Secretary Xi Jinping visited the grassroots cadres and masses in Liaoning, he pointed: "To learn and apply the experience of the 'Tens of Thousands Project', we need to connect with reality, refine and concretize the measures, andvere for a long time. We need to clarify responsibilities, go all the way to the bottom, and ensure that grassroots governance is implemented in a way that is visible tangible." The phrase "see the matter and the person" embodies the value pursuit of putting the people first in China's grassroots governance and the distinct problem-oriented approach. is an important method to strengthen grassroots work and an important standard to evaluate the effectiveness of grassroots governance.

The so-called "seeing things" means that grassroots governance must take "things" as the starting point, plan the overall situation, and focus on specifics. On the one hand, we need to adjust measures to local conditions and transform macro-policies into specific action plans; on the other hand, we need to base ourselves on actual needs and focus on solving the pressing problems of the people, rather than having "slogans that ring out loudly but actions that are light and insubstantial" or "piles of records but problems buried underground." When Comrade Xi