How China's grassroots governance helps build 'cities for the people'

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 8, 2026

CGTN spoke with Zhang Youlang, deputy dean of the School of Public Administration under Renmin University of China, and Ma Liang, professor at the School of Government under Peking University, for their insights into how China's grassroots governance contributes to building "cities for the people."

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