China's rural governance mode problems manifested in what aspects

China's rural governance mode problem performance:

1, enhance the self-management, self-service function of villagers' autonomy. The villagers' self-governance system is an important part of socialist democratic politics with Chinese characteristics. At present, more than 98% of the villages in China have formulated or revised village rules and regulations and villagers' self-governance statutes. Villagers' autonomy plays an important role in reflecting the will of villagers, safeguarding their rights and interests, and stimulating rural vitality.

2. Enhance the level of rule of law in rural governance. Should vigorously apply the rule of law and the rule of law means to solve the problems encountered in rural reform, development and stability. Strengthen the construction of the rule of law in rural areas, promote the construction of safe townships and safe villages, carry out special rectification of outstanding security problems, and guide the masses of peasants to consciously abide by the law and use the law to safeguard their rights and interests.

3. Give full play to the fundamental role of moral governance in rural social governance. Cultivating good village customs, strengthening and improving rural governance, moral governance has a fundamental role. It should further promote socialist core values in the countryside, and enhance collective awareness, the spirit of the rule of law and the atmosphere of democracy.

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. p>The significance of the rural governance approach:

The internal integration of rural governance norms mainly refers to the integration of various types of norms on the basis of a systematic cleanup. National laws, policies, internal party regulations and the normative documents formulated by local party and government organs are the foundational norms followed by rural governance, and are the prerequisites for rural governance to unfold.

The two normative systems of national laws and party regulations are both important normative basis for rural governance, and the articulation between the two is an issue that needs to be emphasized in the integration of multiple norms of rural governance.

The external integration of pluralistic norms of rural governance refers to treating all kinds of normative resources as a coordinated organic whole, optimizing and integrating the structure of pluralistic norms in accordance with the principle of "combining self-governance, rule of law, and virtue", and constructing a structure based on formal norms (national laws, policies, and party regulations) and informal norms (village rules and regulations, etc.). The structure of cooperative governance is based on formal norms (national laws, policies, party regulations, etc.) and supplemented by informal norms (village rules and regulations, etc.).

Strengthening the authority of national laws in safeguarding the rights and interests of farmers, regulating the operation of the market, agricultural support and protection, ecological and environmental management, and resolving social conflicts in rural areas. Utilizing the positive role of self-governance charters and village rules and regulations. Strengthen the edifying role of moral norms, guiding farmers to be upwardly mobile, filial to the elderly and loving relatives, righteous and trustworthy, and diligent and thrifty.

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