In the practice of ensuring the effective implementation of major decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee and serving the overall development of the country, political supervision plays an irreplaceable key role. The key to its effectiveness lies in always keeping the right direction, concentrating efforts, and serving the overall situation. This is a solid guarantee to ensure that the grand blueprint of the 14th Five Year Plan becomes a beautiful reality, and it is also a powerful promotion for the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity. Building a solid 'ballast stone' and aligning with political direction is fundamental. If the outline is presented, the goal should be expanded; if the principle is adhered to, the goal should be followed. The vitality of political supervision lies in resolutely safeguarding the authority of the Party Central Committee and centralized and unified leadership. This requires disciplinary inspection and supervision agencies to prioritize ensuring the consistency of the important instructions and directives of General Secretary Xi Jinping and the decision-making arrangements of the Party Central Committee, establish and improve an authoritative and efficient supervision and execution mechanism, and ensure that the grand blueprint planned by the Party Central Committee is translated into specific work arrangements and practical actions. In terms of supervision content, it is necessary to closely follow the major deployment requirements of national development, especially the major national strategies and key tasks determined in the 14th Five Year Plan. Through the establishment of supervision lists, special promotion, and systematic implementation, we should strengthen supervision and inspection to ensure the smooth and unobstructed implementation of central government orders, the implementation of which is not biased, unchanged, or distorted. Connecting the 'aorta' and consolidating supervisory forces are key. The 14th Five Year Plan involves various fields, levels, and aspects of the economy and society, and cannot be achieved by a single force. From the practice in Hebei, whether it is to escort the construction of Xiong'an New Area or to ensure the coordinated development of Beijing Tianjin Hebei, all parties need to work together. Disciplinary inspection and supervision agencies must break down barriers, connect systems, and build a systematic, integrated, and efficient supervision pattern. Vertically, a linkage chain with hierarchical penetration and clear responsibilities should be formed, which includes both overall guidance and precise efforts; Horizontally, it is necessary to break down the information barriers and mechanism obstacles of various supervisory entities, and achieve the coordination and integration of various types of supervision. Only in this way can we transform decentralization into centralization, effectively respond to complex challenges, systematically break through development bottlenecks, unblock institutional bottlenecks, and enhance the overall, collaborative, and effective supervision. Focusing on the 'main battlefield' and serving the overall situation of the service center is the goal. Political supervision is not abstract or hollow, but concrete and practical, ultimately focusing on clearing obstacles and optimizing the environment to promote high-quality development. This requires the supervisory power of the disciplinary inspection and supervision organs to be at the forefront of development. We should closely monitor the "obstacles" that affect the implementation of national strategies, and accurately identify problems on the front line through research and supervision, tracking effectiveness, on-site visits, and other methods to promote problem-solving; We must take major projects, people's livelihoods, and reforms in service guarantee as the "target", and resolutely rectify problems such as shirking responsibility, distortion, and deviation. At the same time, we should also closely monitor the fulfillment of political responsibilities by the "key few", urge them to take on responsibilities, be honest and serve the public, and promote the formation of a good political ecology and development environment. Currently, the end of the 14th Five Year Plan is approaching, and preparations for the 15th Five Year Plan are underway. The more crucial it is for the grand plan to unfold, the more it requires precise political supervision and the removal of obstacles and drawbacks. Firmly anchoring the 'big picture of the country', disciplinary inspection and supervision agencies should take stronger responsibilities and more practical measures to ensure that the development blueprint gradually becomes a reality. (New Society)