This budget refers to the four main budget categories of the government, including general public budget, government fund budget, social insurance fund budget and state-owned capital operation budget. These budgets include government revenues and expenditures to support national and local government functions.

General public budget is the basic budget of the government, including taxes and other income, as well as public services and infrastructure construction expenditure. The budget is mainly used to pay the salaries of government civil servants, education, health, social security, environmental protection and other basic public services.

Government fund budget refers to the special funds raised by the government from specific channels for specific projects and planned expenditures. The budget is mainly used to support infrastructure construction, agriculture, energy and other fields.

Social insurance fund budget refers to the funds managed by the government for the social insurance system, including endowment insurance, medical insurance and unemployment insurance. The budget is mainly used to pay social insurance benefits and related service expenditures.

The operating budget of state-owned capital refers to the operating budget of state-owned enterprises managed by the government. The budget is mainly used to support the operation and development of state-owned enterprises, including capital investment, technological transformation, debt repayment and other expenses.

The preparation and management of this budget are subject to legal constraints and supervision. Every income and expenditure of the government should be included in the corresponding budget according to law, and approved and announced to ensure the transparency and legitimacy of government finance. At the same time, the public can consult and supervise the detailed contents of the budget and understand the use and effect of government funds.