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Case study explores red legal culture's role in grassroots governance, suggesting community involvement enhances rule-of-law efforts.
This paper examines the pathways and significance of leveraging red legal culture to advance grassroots governance, using the Memorial Hall of the New Fourth Army in Southern Jiangsu and Zhejiang in Changxing County as a case study. It highlights that the red legal culture of the New Fourth Army embodies the principles of upholding the Party's leadership, centering on the people, and governing according to law—values critical for enhancing practical experiences in rule-of-law construction, deepening the practice of law-based governance, and strengthening the mission of cultivating legal talent. Specific approaches include adhering to correct directional guidance and inheriting red legal culture. The paper emphasizes that building red legal culture requires persistent, long-term efforts, and calls for collective societal participation in protecting and passing on red resources to modernize grassroots governance systems and capabilities.
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