Sharing information about internal discussions in the process of national policy formulation is usually inappropriate for the following reasons： 1. Confidentiality requirements: Internal discussions in the policy-making process are usually subject to confidentiality regulations, and unauthorized disclosure may violate relevant regulations. 2. Decision-making integrity: There will be a variety of views and solutions in the process of policy discussion. Premature disclosure of immature opinions may lead to public misunderstandings. 3. Frankness of consultation: If participants are worried that their remarks will be made public, it may affect the openness and candor of the discussion. 4. Prevent external intervention: protect the decision-making process from improper external pressure or intervention Policy information should be released in an appropriate manner by authorized personnel at the appropriate time through official channels and at the appropriate time. Generally speaking, only in accordance with information disclosure regulations and official procedures can information related to policy formulation be appropriately shared.