What does "Three Antis" mean?

The "Three Antis" refer to anti-corruption, anti-waste, and anti-bureaucracy.

1. Anti-corruption

Anti-corruption refers to combating official crimes such as corruption, bribery, and misappropriation of public funds by government officials.

2. Anti-waste

“Practice frugality and oppose waste” means that in life, work and social and economic activities, we must promote the spirit of frugality, resolutely oppose wasteful behaviors, and improve resource utilization. efficiency and ensure the sustainable use of resources.

3. Anti-bureaucracy

The anti-bureaucracy movement aims to solve the bureaucracy problem in government departments and agencies to improve administrative efficiency and service quality. By cutting redundant procedures, lowering administrative levels, and establishing market-oriented reform mechanisms, we can reduce the burden on enterprises and individuals, promote economic development, and better meet the needs of the people.

Anti-waste slogan:

1. Saving food starts with me. Save food, start now.

2. Food is the first priority for the people, and frugality is the first priority.

3. A variety of grains to ensure stability and promote development.

4. Cherish the fruits of labor and oppose wasting food.

5. Wasting food is a crime.

6. To commemorate World Food Day, carry out food-loving and food-saving activities.

7. If you plant more fields, there will be subsidies; if you don’t plant the fields, the fields will be taken back.

8. What falls down is leftover food, and what is shed is blood and sweat.

9. Please remember: food does not come easily.

10. Food is used to satisfy food and clothing, not to waste.

11. Drops of water make a river, and rice makes a basket.

12. Saving food is the obligation of every citizen.

13. Cherishing food means loving life.

14. Grain production is related to the national economy and people’s livelihood.

15. It is strictly prohibited to adulterate or pass off as good quality.