According to CCTV News, today, relevant persons in charge of six departments including the National Development and Reform Commission introduced the situation related to boosting consumption and answered reporters’ questions. Li Chunlin, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, said in response to a question from a CCTV reporter that boosting consumption requires coordinated efforts from all aspects of policies. The "Special Action Plan to Boost Consumption" mentioned that various economic and social policies such as taxation, finance, industry, and investment must reflect the policy orientation of promoting consumption.

In response to the "prevalence of overtime culture" and other pain points that have been highlighted by everyone, the "Special Action Plan to Boost Consumption" specifically proposes relevant measures to "protect the rights to rest and vacation."We will implement the paid annual leave system by strengthening enforcement supervision, making it clear that workers' working hours are not illegally extended, and at the same time, flexible off-peak leave is encouraged, and qualified places are encouraged to set up spring and autumn holidays for primary and secondary schools.

It is understood thatRecently, many major domestic manufacturers such as DJI and Midea have begun to "anti-overtime", triggering heated discussions.

On March 12, Lenovo Group issued an article "The nights here are quiet" and said, "Look at Lenovo Group for the anti-involution culture of big companies."

Lenovo Group said that opposing 996, most people can get off work on time, is nothing new at Lenovo, and it is also the consensus of Lenovo people.

Lenovo Group also said“We don’t clock in, we work flexibly, and we don’t ask for a time to get off work in a formal way. But this does not mean encouraging ‘sleeping down’, because we have always believed that real competitiveness comes from technological innovation, not meaningless internal friction.”

It is reported that as early as 2019, Lenovo Group issued a document on Labor Day stating that "Lenovo does not have 996."