To study the political process in China, it is necessary to examine the specific actions of “political people,” so it is essential to delve into their actual work processes. Examining their documents, texts, meetings, and derived elements is an essential part of this process. Through a comprehensive observation of the daily behavior of civil servants, the behavior process related to this is fully revealed from a factual perspective. Texts, meetings, and visits are the primary work methods of almost all civil servants, and they are also the three most common types of work methods. Under the current political ecology, it is necessary to explore the history and logic of official behavior from a theoretical perspective, and then discover the theoretical significance contained in it for optimizing government processes, improving administrative efficiency, and promoting government governance.