When will we achieve direct election in China? When will our country achieve direct elections?

Judging from the results of the election, the effect of the "direct election of township mayors" is generally favorable, and there is almost no doubt about this. Whether it is the deputies to the people's congress, the local people, the elected township mayors, and even the first and scholars, they all admit that the process of directly electing township and town mayors is relatively democratic, and the results of the election are relatively satisfactory to all parties. The enthusiasm of the villagers to participate in the election was beyond the expectations of the state and county levels.

According to the statistical results, there are a total of 70 village committees in the seven townships and towns piloted by the direct election of township mayors in Shiping County, with 10,000 legitimate voters, of which 10,000 voters participated in the election, and the participation rate was as high.

Jiang Yanqiu, a deputy to the 10 th National People's Congress and a professor at the Party School of the Anhui Provincial Party Committee, said at the "two sessions" (the people's congress and the political association) that "the directly elected township and town mayors are all relatively excellent and of high quality, which provides an institutional guarantee for the honest and diligent administration of township and town cadres; The antagonism between the masses and the cadres soon disappeared, and all kinds of contradictions at the village level were alleviated."

The local people's feelings are even stronger, "The rural masses generally reflect that the township and town cadres are now more polite to people, more down-to-earth, and more trustworthy." During the campaign speeches and Q&A, the cadres and the masses had in-depth communication and further strengthened the relationship between the party and the masses and between the cadres and the masses." Tan Xiaoqiu, the democratically elected township head, said: "The merit frequently mentioned by the people is the burden on the peasants.

Three years ago, he promised that the peasants' burdens would not increase during his term of office, but three years later, the per capita burden was reduced by 5 yuan. Although the reduction is not large, under the premise of 5.8 million yuan invested in infrastructure construction, this result has been recognized by all levels."

** A large number of reports have been made on the "direct election of township mayors", and they have been fully affirmed, saying that "the typical and practical conclusions that the democratic mechanism can ensure the integrity have come out", and it is "native-born", and there is no risk in popularizing it, and "some procedural flaws cannot hide its great success".

Facts have proved that "the grassroots public in China do not understand democracy, as long as they find that the top is organizing elections, they will never joke with their own fate, and when the virtuous effect of direct elections repeats itself, they will certainly understand and use democracy more than they do now."

It's not a question that we're talking about.

When all people understand their rights and obligations. When the people know that the fate of the country is not decided by a few.

The state decides... I can't help us.

In fact, direct elections are not necessarily the most efficient and best way to democracy... Especially for China at this stage.

The question is how direct elections can effectively realize the rights of the people.

I think it's still a long way away for us ... Faraway.

1. It has a wide area, a large number of ethnic groups, and due to the different languages brought about by the current ethnic policy, the level of civic education is generally low. 2. Direct elections will directly shake the leadership of the Communist Party, 3. China's national issue is not an overnight thing, 4. China is now at a critical stage of development, especially if there is the slightest mistake in politics.

Wait until the motherland's direct election day, and the family sacrifice will not forget to tell Na Weng!

Some time ago, CCTV poll: 98% of Chinese support the mayor's direct dizziness poll held on CCTV**, which is of great significance, indicating that the survey has been tacitly accepted. It also shows that the suppression of public opinion has been relaxed in terms of direct elections, and a survey has been opened to ease the requirements and pressure of direct elections by the people, but it does not mean that direct elections for counties and mayors have been included.

No, there were parliamentary elections during the Beiyang warlord period.

Chiang Kai-shek had parliamentary elections in the later period, and now Taiwan and Hong Kong are directly elected.

On the mainland, the people's congress elections are similar to the parliamentary elections, except that they are all the same party.

No. In fact, the United States is not directly elected, and it is also elected by the "Electoral College" as a representative.

No, it was elected through the people's congress.

With regard to the electoral system, not all citizens have the right to vote and stand for election only if they have reached the age of 18 and have not been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law. The election method should be adapted to the situation of economic development and social progress, and the election method should be determined according to the specific conditions such as the social and economic system, material living conditions, and the cultural level of the voters. At present, the level of economic development in our country does not allow for the implementation of direct elections for all citizens in the country, and when the population is too large and scattered, direct elections are not applicable, and direct elections consume human, material and financial resources.

When those in power believe that they have no chance of winning a referendum, there will be no "direct election by all citizens" in the true sense of the word. It is difficult to get to this point by "touching the stones" alone, unless you touch the abyss.

Yes, but some people don't want to.