Hey amigos! 🎉 Ever wondered what \"whole-process democracy\" means in China? Five years ago, on November 2, 2019, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Shanghai and introduced this concept. Fast forward to today, and it's been shaping China's society in fascinating ways! Let's dive in and see what's up. 🌟
So, what's \"whole-process democracy\" all about? 🤔 Think of it as a way for people to be involved in decisions from start to finish. It’s not just about voting; it's about participating in every step of the process. China expert Robert Kuhn breaks it down for us.
According to Kuhn, whole-process democracy means that citizens have a say in how policies are made, implemented, and monitored. It's like being part of a team where everyone's voice counts! 🗣️
Over the past five years, China has been putting this idea into action. Communities are getting more involved in local decisions, and there's a bigger focus on people's needs and opinions. 😃
For example, neighborhood committees are engaging residents in discussions about community projects. Whether it's building a new park or improving public services, people can share their thoughts and help shape the outcome. 🌳🏠
This approach aims to make governance more transparent and responsive. It’s like leveling up the game of democracy, making sure everyone’s playing a part! 🎮
As young global citizens, it's interesting to see how different countries adapt democratic principles to their cultures and systems. Who knows, maybe there's something we can learn from this whole-process approach! 🌏✨
Stay curious, amigos! And keep an eye out for more stories that bridge cultures and bring us closer together. 🤝❤️
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
