What are the problems in the building of grassroots democracy in our country?

Problems:

1) Villager autonomy.

Conflict with the executive power.

1. The relationship between the township and the village committee is not smooth. At the present stage, China's rural grassroots political power.

Including township and township political power and villager self-government organizations, townships and townships implement villager autonomy for villages below the township level. However, since the beginning of reform and opening up, the building of democracy and the legal system in our country has not yet been perfect, and the relationship between townships and towns and villagers' committees has not been well coordinated. The first situation is the excessive administrative intervention of the township ** on the village committee.

Although the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees clearly stipulates that there is no relationship between the leader and the leader between the township and the village committee, the township can only give guidance and assistance to the work of the village committee. However, in actual life, many townships and towns regard the village committees as their subordinate administrative organizations, follow the traditional way of management, arbitrarily interfere in the operation of villagers' self-government, and even go beyond the law to interfere in the election and personnel arrangements of the villagers' committees. The second situation is the excessive expansion of villagers' autonomy.

Villagers' autonomy goes beyond the scope permitted by law, poses a challenge to the authority of townships and towns, interferes with the legitimate government activities of the state, and inhibits the regulation and control of rural society by state power.

2. In some places, the boundaries of power between village branches and village committees are blurred and the relationship between them is unbalanced. In reality, it is more manifested in the fact that the village-level party organizations gain an advantage in power conflicts, and the decision-making power of village affairs is actually in the hands of the village party secretary, and the village branch has hollowed out the rights of the villagers' self-governing organizations. Decision-making power is highly concentrated in the village party secretary.

As a result, reasonable or unreasonable tasks from party committees at all levels are enforced, and the channels for villagers to express their opinions and interests may be blocked, which can easily lead to mistakes in decision-making. The reason for these phenomena is that the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees does not clearly stipulate the relationship between the two.

2) Clan forces interfere with villagers' self-government, and the long-standing feudal clan family concept has a long-standing desire to give up with modern Chinese people, and the management system of separating urban and rural areas after the founding of the People's Republic of China has artificially hindered the flow of population, which objectively created humanistic conditions for the development of clan forces. After the implementation of the villagers' self-government system, the rural areas have basically returned to the state of owning land, landscape, and forest resources with the village as the center before collectivization, and disputes over property interests arising from adjacent relationships frequently occur, which need to be mediated and dealt with by strong people.

Standardization, and the lack of material resources and means of cooperation, resulting in the lack of management of grassroots political power in many localities, the power of the clan naturally came in handy.

Summary. First, democratic elections are an extensive and vivid practice of democracy. China's elections are equal, genuine, and developmental.

Voters participate in elections for state institutions and grassroots elections through the election rules of one person, one vote, and equal votes, and are not manipulated by money, and elect people they trust according to their own wishes. Second, democratic consultation is a unique, unique and unique form of democracy in China. Based on the principle of consensus and rationality, all fields and levels have conducted extensive consultations before and during the implementation of policy decisions on major issues related to reform, development, and stability and issues involving the interests of the people themselves through various channels and methods such as proposals, meetings, discussions, demonstrations, and hearings, forming a complete system with political party consultation, people's congress consultation, national consultation, CPPCC consultation, people's organization consultation, grassroots consultation, and social organization consultation as the main content, fully carrying forward the spirit of democracy and enriching the form of democracy.

Grassroots democratic knowledge, how to solve problems through democracy.

First, democratic elections are an extensive and vivid practice of democracy. China's elections are equal, genuine, and developmental. Voters participate in elections for state institutions and grassroots elections through the changed election rules of one person, one vote, and equal votes, and are not manipulated by money, and elect people they trust according to their own wishes.

Second, democratic consultation is a unique, unique and unique form of democracy in China. Based on the principle of consensus and rationality, all fields and levels have conducted extensive consultations before and during the implementation of decision-making on major issues related to reform, development, and stability and issues involving the people's own interests through various channels and methods such as proposals, meetings, discussions, demonstrations, and hearings, forming a complete system with political party consultation, people's congress consultation, national consultation, CPPCC consultation, people's organization consultation, grassroots consultation, and social organization consultation as the main content, fully carrying forward the spirit of the people accompanying the people, and enriching the form of democracy.

Third, democratic decision-making is an important part of whole-process people's democracy. With the gradual enhancement of the people's awareness of rights, the political rationality of the people has been fully released, and the grassroots masses have actively participated in all aspects of the people's congress's legislation and decision-making, giving full play to the function and value of grassroots democracy. Fourth, democratic management is an important field for realizing whole-process people's democracy.

China's democracy is a people's democracy, and the people being the masters of the country is the original aspiration of China's democracy. The people can participate in the democratic management of the country's political and social life, urban and rural communities, enterprises, institutions, and social organizations, and manage state affairs, economic and cultural undertakings, and social affairs through various channels and in a dusty manner.

Fifth, democratic supervision is an important line of prevention for the whole process of people's democracy. In order to ensure the effectiveness and scientificity of democratic operation, China has embedded the supervision of power in every field and corner of the country's political life, forming a supervision network with scientific allocation, coordination of power and responsibility, and efficient operation, and building a set of organically integrated and mutually coordinated supervision system.

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