The CPPCC Micro-Proposals serve as an important consultative vehicle for extending the whole-process people's democracy to the grassroots level. Taking people's livelihood concerns as the entry point, they build a communication bridge between the public and governance departments, and also serve as an important pathway for advancing modern urban civilization. This lecture systematically elaborates on the closed-loop working mechanism of "proposal, establishment, handling, supervision, evaluation, and closure" constructed by the CPPCC through its integrated digital performance platform, as well as the governance framework featuring vertical tiered coordination and horizontal multi-sector collaboration. Drawing on practical grassroots cases in areas such as transportation, healthcare, and education, the lecture analyzes the underlying logic of how CPPCC Micro-Proposals unblock bottlenecks in urban governance and address shortcomings in public services. It also explores optimal pathways for grassroots consultative performance by the CPPCC, with the aim of providing theoretical frameworks and practical references for advancing urban civilization and improving people's livelihood governance.
