On this day, 27 years ago, February 5, 1998 (January 9, 1998, the State Council held the Sixth Anti-Corruption Work Conference. On February 5, 1998, the State Council held the Sixth Anti-Corruption Work Conference to make arrangements for anti-corruption work in government agencies. Li Peng pointed out at the meeting that anti-corruption is still a long-term and arduous task. Governments at all levels must, in accordance with the requirements of the central government, further unify their thinking and increase their work intensity to achieve greater results in the anti-corruption struggle. Li Peng proposed that we should focus on investigating and handling cases of discipline and law by leading cadres at or above the county (division) level, cases of bribery and bending the law by personnel of administrative law enforcement agencies, cases of financial violations and laws, cases of serious violations of the personnel system, as well as cases where leading cadres abuse their power for personal gain and neglect their duties, resulting in serious loss of state-owned assets. Seriously investigate and deal with cases of grassroots cadres violating disciplines and laws and seriously infringing on the interests of the masses. Further increase punishment and severely punish corrupt elements.