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Chinese Officials Admonished to Acknowledge Public Opinion and Criticism for Stability

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Chinese Officials Admonished to Acknowledge Public Opinion and Criticism for Stability

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  • Chinese officials are being urged to manage public opinion online effectively to address outcries and maintain social stability.
  • The Communist Party's publicity branch in Zhejiang highlighted that some officials ignore online criticism while resorting to censorship.
  • Quoting Xi Jinping, the post stressed that poor online governance could undermine long-term authority and governance.
  • It criticized officials for focusing on mainstream media reports and disregarding online discussions, warning of potential crises if complaints are neglected.
  • Officials are advised to be more attuned to public sentiment and respond actively, recognizing that public criticism can enhance governance.

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