SocietyThe heart of governance: Sharing the people's joys and sorrows

Drawing on Mencius, the commentary argues that governance requires empathy and attention to people's daily lives. Policies depend on public acceptance, while cultural welfare should be judged by whether people want to participate, feel moved, and whether intangible heritage work supports its inheritors and encourages young people to learn.

governancepublic welfarecultural servicesintangible heritage

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