During the initial seven months of this year, China's national general public budget revenue registered positive growth, mirroring a trend of steady economic progress. This rebound in fiscal revenue is largely attributable to the enactment of proactive macroeconomic policies, encompassing enhanced production and supply, burgeoning consumption and investment, and the expansion of new economic drivers. The surge in tax revenue within industries such as equipment manufacturing and modern services underscores the harmonious interplay between finance and the economy. Fiscal policies remain instrumental in bolstering areas like consumption stimulation and technological innovation, employing various tools to propel the economy towards steady and healthy development. Furthermore, to uphold the "three guarantees" at the grassroots level—ensuring basic living standards, salaries, and the normal functioning of government institutions—the central government has augmented transfer payments to local governments, thereby safeguarding basic livelihoods, salaries, and institutional operations. Sustaining fiscal revenue growth necessitates stabilizing employment, enterprises, and the market, while fostering continuous economic improvement.