What does good governance mean?

1, people-oriented: the core of good governance is to pay attention to people's interests and needs, and the goal is to improve people's quality of life.

2. Fairness and justice: Good governance pursues social fairness, protects citizens' basic rights and opportunities, and reduces social inequality.

3. Transparency and openness: Good governance requires that the government's decision-making and administrative process be open and transparent, accept social supervision, and prevent corruption and abuse of power.

4. Spirit of the rule of law: good governance respects the principle of the rule of law, the government administers according to law, and citizens safeguard their rights and maintain social order according to law.

5. Innovation and development: Good governance encourages innovation and reform and promotes economic development and social progress.

6. Democratic participation: Good governance advocates citizens' participation in political decision-making and improves the government's sense of responsibility and degree of democracy.

The famous model of good governance in China history;

1. The rule of Wenjing: It was a period of relatively weak national strength in the early Han Dynasty. Emperor Wendi and Emperor Jingdi adopted a series of policies, such as paying no attention to taxes, sharing interest with the people, forbidding laws and lenient sentences, which restored and developed the national economy, stabilized social order and improved people's living standards.

2. Rule of Zhenguan: During the reign of Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin, political clarity, economic recovery and cultural prosperity were achieved. Emperor Taizong adopted a series of measures such as appointing talents, opening up roads, attaching importance to agriculture and reducing taxes. Make the country's political stability and social and economic development.

3. The prosperous time of Kaiyuan: the prosperous time during the reign of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty adopted a series of measures, such as reforming the official system, reorganizing the army, attaching importance to agriculture and developing commerce, which made the country politically stable, economically prosperous and culturally prosperous.

4. Emperor Xiaowen's reform: During the reign of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, he carried out a series of reform measures, such as moving the capital to Luoyang, implementing the policy of sinicization, reforming the official system, and equalizing land, which made the social and economic development of the Northern Wei Dynasty and strengthened national integration.

5. Yongle Prosperity: During Ming Taizu Judy's reign, she took a series of measures, such as moving the capital to Beijing, compiling Yongle Dadian, Zheng He's voyage to the West, and reforming the official system, which enhanced the national strength and developed the economy of the Ming Dynasty.