In Tongcheng, Anhui, 24-hour online inspections by AI platforms have replaced frequent entry into enterprises; In Weinan, Shaanxi, the "scanning code to enter enterprises" has significantly reduced the time cost for enterprises to undergo inspections; In Guizhou, the "cloud inspection" significantly reduces the verification time... These innovative practices are a vivid reflection of the regulatory "indifference" to safeguard the development of private enterprises. Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation issued the "Key Points for Market Supervision Departments to Promote the Development and Growth of Private Economy in 2026", deploying 34 key tasks. The series of measures in the document sends a strong signal that regulatory authorities are working hard to put in place the necessary regulations and retrieve the "hands" that should not be extended. The best business environment is often the 'no feeling' experience for businesses. When regulation can be both silent and effective, private enterprises can unload their burdens, go into battle lightly, and devote more energy to developing their main businesses. The so-called 'no feeling' in regulation is based on the principles of non-interference, precision and prudence, and flexible regulation. The subtraction of regulation results in a "multiplication" effect of reducing the burden and adding vitality to enterprises. Once upon a time, multiple inspections and frequent visits made some companies exhausted, consuming the energy that should have been used for innovation and production. The key points of this work clearly state that we need to explore non site, contactless, and "scan code to enter the enterprise" regulatory models. This is not just an iteration of technical means, but also a heartwarming transformation of governance philosophy. Transforming extensive supervision and promoting low-key, moderate, orderly, and flexible law enforcement means that administrative departments minimize disturbance to micro business activities of enterprises to the greatest extent possible. Leaving sufficient clean space for enterprises is not due to regulatory deficiencies, but rather through precise drip irrigation methods such as credit incentives and "credit+service", allowing limited administrative resources to be used on the cutting edge. When enterprises are no longer burdened by meaningless trivial matters, they can naturally shift their valuable attention to improving quality and efficiency and market competition. Regulation is hidden behind the scenes, but the bottom line of maintaining fairness is never absent. If being able to handle everything without disturbance is a "talisman" for law-abiding enterprises, then being able to respond when necessary is a "sharp sword" for maintaining the overall market order. The development and growth of the private economy not only require a relaxed external atmosphere, but also a stable, fair, transparent, and predictable institutional environment. Among the 34 key tasks this time, from resolutely breaking down barriers and deepening the construction of a unified national market, to strengthening anti-monopoly compliance guidance and thoroughly rectifying "internal competition", all of them are weaving a network of rights protection for enterprises. Using systems to stabilize expectations and law enforcement to maintain order means that private entrepreneurs can let go of their concerns and relieve confusion, and only focus on innovation and service. When benign competition replaces malignant internal friction, enterprises can naturally take the "reassurance pill" of operating and investing with peace of mind. If the private economy is stable, then the overall economy will be stable; If the business environment is favorable, the market vitality is strong. The value of market regulation lies not in the frequency of inspections, but in the precision of the checks and balances. Using flexible law enforcement to achieve regulatory "indifference", and using rigid constraints to safeguard market order. The combination of rigidity and flexibility can not only leave enough development space for enterprises, but also build a solid foundation for market operation. When regulatory authorities act as diligent and responsible "escorts", promote the implementation and effectiveness of 34 key tasks, and continuously optimize the market-oriented and rule of law business environment, the towering tree of China's private economy will surely show more vitality and inject more surging momentum into high-quality development. (Looking into the New Era)