On this day, 37 years ago, on June 16, 1988 (May 3, 1988, the State Council required all localities to clean up the construction projects of buildings, halls and halls. On June 16, 1988, the State Council issued a notice on clearing up the construction projects of buildings and halls. The State Council requires all localities to comprehensively and conscientiously clean up projects under construction, preparatory construction projects, and planning and design projects, and must resolutely stop and postpone batches. The project approval for suspended construction must be cancelled; the project approval for deferred construction can be retained, but generally no construction will be started during the "Seventh Five-Year Plan" period. Projects involving fraud and serious violations of discipline shall be confiscated by the local government. All projects that have been suspended, postponed or confiscated must be announced in provincial newspapers and subject to public supervision. From now on, investment in the construction projects of Loutanguan, regardless of the financing channel, will be deposited in the Construction Bank first and subject to supervision, and will not be deposited in other banks. In the future, the approval of construction projects for buildings and halls must be handled in accordance with infrastructure construction procedures, and leaders at all levels are not allowed to personally approve projects. On May 27, the executive meeting of the State Council decided to suspend and delay the construction of 33 buildings and halls in Beijing.