"People-oriented": Dimensions of the Value of a Responsible Government
Jianwen Wang
Abstract
Jianwen Wang
Abstract
The development of civilization and the historical trend requires the Government serve for the benefit and welfare of. The construction of a responsible government is the guarantee for an institutionalized, standardized and democratic government. Practical experience of reform and opening up, the impact of globalization demands the Government to follow the people-oriented principle. Protection of civil rights, respect for public opinion and people's welfare, developing private capital, fully exerting people's wisdom are the path to realize a people-oriented government; establishment of a two-way interaction mechanism between the Government and the People is the key to realize people-oriented, which will become a must choice for the responsible government.
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The development of civilization and the historical trend requires the Government serve for the benefit and welfare of. The construction of a responsible government is the guarantee for an institutionalized, standardized and democratic government. Practical experience of reform and opening up, the impact of globalization demands the Government to follow the people-oriented principle. Protection of civil rights, respect for public opinion and people's welfare, developing private capital, fully exerting people's wisdom are the path to realize a people-oriented government; establishment of a two-way interaction mechanism between the Government and the People is the key to realize people-oriented, which will become a must choice for the responsible government.
Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Civilization, Democracy, Value (mathematics), Capital (architecture), Globalization, Welfare, Business