Abstract:In the context of the new era, the limitations of judicial dispute resolution, judicial professionalism, and judicial finality have been endowed with new contemporary connotations, which contribute to advancing judicial activities in achieving the fundamental goals of resolving disputes and quelling conflicts. The substantive resolution of disputes necessitates comprehensive improvements in judicial ideas, governance entities, dispute resolution models, and concrete measures. Establishing a centered judicial idea and ensuring democratic oversight through full transparency of judicial procedures to enhance judicial credibility serves as a critical pathway to realizing the substantive resolution of social conflicts. In practice, it is imperative to refine the interpretation of law and clarification of legal principles, strengthen the consistency of judgments in analogous cases, and construct a "bridge" between judicial expertise and people’s simple cognition. Additionally, providing psychological counseling to disputing parties to alleviate antagonism, delving into the root causes of conflicts, and addressing grievances at their source are essential to achieving lasting dispute resolution and case closure. Concurrently, building a grassroots social governance system with judicial organ participation, prioritizing non-litigation dispute resolution mechanisms, and fostering a pluralistic dispute resolution framework will promote the proactive prevention and substantive resolution of conflicts.