What do you mean by complaining?

Appeal refers to the behavior that citizens, legal persons or other organizations think that the result of a problem is incorrect and request the relevant state organs to handle it again, which has legal effect.

Complaint is a way for citizens to safeguard their own rights and interests, and it is usually used to request re-examination and handling of the results of a certain problem. Complaints can be divided into two situations: one is that when litigants or other citizens concerned are dissatisfied with the effective judgment or ruling, they can request the court or procuratorial organ to handle it again according to law; The other is that when the staff of state organs, members of political parties or mass organizations are dissatisfied with the punishment, they can put forward their own opinions and requests to the original organs, organizations or higher-level organs and organizations. The purpose of appeal is to ensure that the rights and interests of citizens and organizations are safeguarded and respected, and it is also an important way to supervise and improve the work of state organs and organizations. Complaint behavior plays an important role in safeguarding citizens' legitimate rights and interests, promoting judicial justice and administrative efficiency, and is one of the important systems and guarantee mechanisms in a society ruled by law.