On the evening of October 21
"Li Yundi was detained for prostitution"
Rushed to the top of the Weibo hot search list
Beijing Chaoyang police released the news: The bureau received reports from the masses that someone was engaged in prostitution in a certain neighborhood in Chaoyang. The police launched an investigation in accordance with the law and seized Chen Mouhui, a prostitute offender, and Li Moudi, a prostitute offender, both of whom were administratively detained in accordance with law.
subsequently
"Sunrise Masses"
It is also on the hot search list
Many netizens sighed,
The chaoyang masses have made new contributions!
According to @China Cultural Management Association Network Culture Working Committee,
According to statistics, since 2014,
Li Daimo, Zhang Yuan, Ning Caishen, Zhang Yaoyang,
GAO Hu,YIN Xiangjie,WANG Xuebing,ZHANG Bo,
Huang Haibo and Wang Quan'an, etc.,
All were reported by the Chaoyang masses in Beijing,
He was later investigated and punished by the police.
What kind of "organization" is the "Sunrise Masses"?
Why can we repeatedly build "Miracle Gong"?
What kind of social governance wisdom does their experience contain?
He has made meritorious contributions to reporting espionage
The "Chaoyang Masses" are a group of residents from the Chaoyang District of Beijing, the capital of China, who have participated in the cracking of many cases of celebrity drug abuse, drug possession, prostitution and other cases, and are affectionately known as the "Chaoyang Masses" by netizens. In August 2013, Weibo celebrity Xue Manzi was arrested by the Beijing police, thanks to the "Chaoyang masses". Since then, the "sunrise masses" have begun to be well known to the public.
The Sunrise masses have only been concerned in recent years, but they have always been there.
On January 23, 1972, the People's Daily published a newsletter entitled "The Arrest of Soviet RevisionIsts", from which we can glimpse the fine tradition of the "Sunrise Masses". That year, they cooperated with the public security organs to capture 6 spies at the Sun Palace.
Although Chaoyang District is the largest district in Beijing, the figure of "Chaoyang Masses" can be seen everywhere. As early as 2017, the data released by the Chaoyang District Comprehensive Management Office showed that at present, there are more than 190,000 people in Chaoyang District, of which more than 130,000 are real-name registered "Chaoyang masses", equivalent to an average of 277 people on the ground per square kilometer. Among them, more than 60,000 active "Chaoyang masses" provide an average of more than 20,000 clues to the police every month.
Security guards in shopping malls and supermarkets, roadside volunteers, uncles and aunts who exercise in the morning... Even if they do not wear red armbands, these "ordinary" passers-by may be "sunrise masses" who contribute to social security and stability.
There are countless cases of being punished by the police for being reported by the "Chaoyang Masses", and some netizens even jokingly call the "Beijing Chaoyang Masses" the "fifth largest intelligence organization in the world" after the CIA, kgB and other world ace intelligence organizations.
At present, the "sunrise masses" are generally composed of five parts: public security volunteers, party member patrols, full-time patrol teams, volunteer patrols, and public security activists. In April 2017, Chaoyang police also launched the "Chaoyang Masses" APP, and the "Chaoyang Masses" stepped on the client from the hutong mouth.
There are countless versions of the way the "sunrise masses" work on the Internet. For example: seeing someone selling bicycles for ten or twenty (blocks) of money, the "chaoyang masses" will pay attention to this person's next move, thinking that he may be a thief; the person who reads the water meter enters the house to read the water meter, feels that the taste in the house is not right, and after leaving, write down the house number and the situation in the house in time to reflect with the community police...
These operations, which are considered to be godlike by netizens, are actually just the ordinary daily life of uncles and aunts. The daily life of the "chaoyang masses" is to monitor all abnormal phenomena in the community, and once it is found that the situation is not correct, it will be reported in time and become the eyes and ears of the police.
The "sunrise masses" are even more equal, and they will not save face and let go of a horse because of their "star" status. A brief list of the achievements of the "sunrise masses":
On July 29, 2014, Zhang Mo was seized by the police for smoking drugs and marijuana.
On the evening of August 4, 2014, Beijing police seized Gao Hu, an actor suspected of drug use, and seized about 7 grams of marijuana and about 1 gram of methamphetamine in Chaoyang District.
On March 10, 2014, actor Wang Xuebing was arrested by Beijing police for his involvement in drugs.
On March 17, 2014, singer Li Daimo was arrested for drug abuse.
On June 13, 2014, director Zhang Yuan was arrested for drug abuse in his home in Sanlitun, Chaoyang District.
On June 26, 2014, Ning Caishen was arrested for drug use in an apartment near the Beijing Workers' Stadium.
On July 10, 2014, Hong Kong actor Zhang Yaoyang was arrested by police for drug use at a hotel in Beijing's Chaoyang District.
On November 12, 2015, Yin Xiangjie, drug addicted.
On November 27, 2015, Mao Ning, drug addicted, was arrested by Chaoyang police.
On February 26, 2016, Fu Yiwei, Hei Jinghuan and Fu Yimin were involved in drugs.
On October 13, 2016, Song Dongye, drug addicted.
October 21, 2021, Li Yundi, prostitute.
In one official brief case report after another, there is a low-key and secretive "mass report".
Behind the many "achievements" of the Chaoyang masses
What is displayed is the wisdom of "mass prevention and mass governance"
So, what is "mass prevention and group governance"?
What is its utility?
What issues should be paid attention to in the process of promotion and implementation?
……
The reporter interviewed relevant experts.
"Mass prevention and mass governance" also has these to pay attention to
Yi Yidian, dean of the School of Social Development at East China University of Political Science and Law and professor of sociology of law, said that "mass prevention and mass governance" and "mobilizing mass power" is a tradition of grass-roots social governance in China. "From the perspective of discovering problems at the grassroots level and resolving them before they deteriorate and develop, the working method of 'mass prevention and mass governance' has indeed played an important role." But at the same time, he pointed out that the problems existing in the process of implementing "mass prevention and mass governance" cannot be ignored.
On the one hand, it is a question of the enthusiastic masses' grasp of "degrees." "In the specific process of 'mass governance', the masses need to cooperate with judicial and administrative organs. However, if the masses do not have a clear grasp of the 'degree' of reporting, then the relatively connected departments will have to invest a lot of manpower and energy to screen and identify, which may cause unnecessary waste of judicial administrative resources. ”
On the other hand, there is a contradiction between "mass prevention and mass governance" and citizens' "personal space". Yi Yidian believes that the masses of "mass prevention and mass governance" are rooted in the daily life of the public, and while keeping a close eye on the affairs around them, to a certain extent, the public's personal space is compressed. Therefore, the question of how to find a balance between "mass prevention and group governance" and "personal space" is crucial.
In addition, he also pointed out that "mass prevention and mass governance" invisibly increases the cost of making mistakes for those who make mistakes. As far as the Li Yundi incident is concerned, his mistake in prostituting is known to the people of the whole country, so in addition to being subject to administrative punishment from the judicial organs, he must also bear the pressure of moral public opinion from society and a series of consequences such as his personal image and career development. But is the ratio between these huge effects and the mistakes he has committed appropriate? This question deserves further consideration.
Yi Yidian suggested that in the process of understanding and implementing the "mass prevention and mass governance" approach, attention should be paid to the boundaries of rights. Good observance of the law, observance of morality, and respect for human rights must be organically unified.
Li Feng, deputy dean and professor of the School of Social Development of East China University of Political Science and Law, also pointed out that "mass prevention and mass governance" is one of the traditions of Chinese social governance. It relies on the participation of social citizens to jointly build a governance community and better maintain social order through the cooperation between social forces and judicial administrative organs. "In this pattern of governance community, citizens are required to strictly abide by the bottom line of law and morality and consciously restrain their own behavior." he said.
At the same time, Li Feng said that in the long run, if the "mass prevention and mass governance" is to continue to exert its benefits, it needs more regulation and guidance. In this regard, he suggested that, on the one hand, any kind of governance method has the support of its social and cultural traditions, and the choice of mass prevention and mass governance as a governance method should also take into account the mass composition and tradition of the region; on the other hand, in the process of "mass prevention and mass governance", we also need to guide the "group" to "rationally" prevent and control, and each individual who is a group prevention and group governance should play a role within the scope of law and morality to achieve the benign operation of the governance community.
Organize | Liu Jiahang
Synthesized from Legal Evening News, View News, Peninsula Morning News, The Paper, Liaoshen Evening News, @ Ping An Beijing