Can't I examine the application for a patent for invention on my own?

1. Can't the patent administration department in the State Council examine the application for a patent for invention on its own? According to Article 35 of the Patent Law of the People's Republic of China, within three years from the date of filing, the patent administration department in the State Council can examine the application for a patent for invention on the basis of the request made by the applicant at any time; If the applicant fails to request substantive examination within the time limit without justifiable reasons, the application shall be deemed to have been withdrawn. The administrative department for patent in the State Council may, when it deems it necessary, examine the application for a patent for invention on its own. Ii. Contents of substantive examination of patent The Patent Office will conduct substantive examination of the patent application after receiving the request for substantive examination submitted by the applicant, the existing technical reference materials and the substantive examination fee. Usually, it is necessary to search the existing technology related to the subject of the invention and examine the following questions: 1. Whether the invention for which the patent is applied belongs to the invention referred to in the Patent Law; 2. Whether the invention for which the patent is applied violates national laws, social morality and public interests; 3. Whether the invention for which the patent is applied belongs to the field where the patent right is not granted; 4. Whether the invention for which the patent is applied is novel, creative and practical; 5, whether it meets the same invention-creation can only be granted a patent; 6, in accordance with the provisions of Article 9 of the Patent Law, whether it belongs to the first applicant; 7. Whether the instructions clearly and completely describe the contents of the invention, and whether the writing of the instructions conforms to the regulations; 8, whether the patent claim is based on the specification, stating the scope of protection and whether the writing of the patent claim is in accordance with the provisions; 9, whether the patent application meets the requirements of oneness; 1, the applicant's modification or division of the application documents, whether it is obviously beyond the scope of the original specification and claims; After substantive examination, if the Patent Office considers that it does not conform to the above-mentioned provisions of the Patent Law, it will notify the applicant in written form and ask him to make amendments or state his opinions within the specified time limit. If the applicant fails to reply within the time limit without justifiable reasons, his application will be deemed to have been withdrawn. After the applicant makes corrections or makes statements, if the Patent Office still thinks that it does not meet the above requirements, it will reject it and notify the applicant. If the applicant refuses to accept the rejection, he may request a reexamination from the Patent Reexamination Board.