Abstract: “Respecting the principal status of deputies” is a fundamental requirement for upholding and improving the system of Peoples Congresses, and “respecting the will of deputies” serves as a concrete manifestation of this principle. The majority voting rule adopted in the voting procedures of Peoples Congresses is closely related to “respecting the will of deputies”. Some scholars and practitioners argue that the absolute majority voting rule, commonly used by Peoples Congresses and their standing committees at all levels, has defects such as “allowing the majority of actual voters to submit to the minority” and “counting all absent and abstaining votes as opposing votes”. They therefore propose replacing the voting rule for certain matters with a simple majority rule to avoid these defects. A reasonable interpretation of these criticisms and suggestions is that the aforementioned defects of the absolute majority voting rule prevent it from adequately respecting the will of deputies. However, based on clarifying which form of “subordination of the minority to the majority” can best respect the will of deputies, and through a comparative analysis of the absolute majority and simple majority voting rules in both “approving a resolution” and “rejecting a resolution”, it becomes evident that the absolute majority rule actually better safeguards the respect for the will of deputies. Thus, the reason for changing the voting rules in Peoples Congresses to the simple majority voting rule is insufficient.