What is the construction of community culture? What is the content of community culture construction?

1. Community culture refers to the spiritual wealth and its material form created by community members in a certain area and under certain conditions. It includes cultural concepts, values, community spirit, moral norms, code of conduct, public system, cultural environment and so on. Among them, values are the core of community culture. The existence of community culture can not be separated from a certain form, which can be material, spiritual or a combination of material and spiritual. Specifically, community culture can include environmental culture, behavioral culture, institutional culture and spiritual culture.

2. Environmental culture. Community environment is the first level of community culture. It is a combination of natural environment and humanistic environment created and maintained by community members, and it is a concrete embodiment of materialization and objectification of community spirit. It mainly includes community appearance, leisure and entertainment environment, cultural facilities and living environment. Through the community environment, we can perceive the external images of community members such as ideals, values and mental outlook. For example, barrier-free facilities for the disabled can fully embody the community concept of caring for the community, respecting life and putting people first. Of course, pleasant green gardens, comfortable leisure layout and freehand sketch gardening can all create an ideal environmental and cultural atmosphere. At present, many communities actively introduce environmental protection labeling system, which is also based on this.

3. Behavior culture. Behavior culture, also known as activity culture, is an activity culture produced by community members in the process of communication, entertainment, life, learning and management. Generally speaking, community culture refers to this kind of community cultural activities. These activities actually reflect the cultural characteristics of the community, such as community fashion, mental outlook, interpersonal relationship paradigm and so on. They are like the "hands" of the community, dynamically outlining the spirit and ideals of the community. For example, since 1994, Wanxia Juye Company, the property manager of Lianhua North Village in China, has organized more than 300 large and medium-sized community cultural activities in the community, involving entertainment, fitness and other aspects, such as symphony concert in the square, dance of thousands of people on New Year's Day, cultural performances on the Double Ninth Festival, interesting family games, swimming competitions, long-distance running in the Spring Festival and so on.

4. Institutional culture. Institutional culture is the rules, regulations and organizations formed by community members in the process of life, entertainment, communication, learning and other activities, which are adapted to community spirit, community values and community ideals. They have a certain binding force and control, ensuring the sustained and healthy development of community culture. Institutional culture can be roughly divided into two categories: one is the various rules and regulations of property management enterprises, and the other is the public system of residential areas. The rules and regulations of enterprises and the public system of communities can reflect the values, ethics and living standards of communities. Clear rewards and punishments can reflect the rigorous style of the club, exhortation can reflect the human feelings of the club, and careful analysis can reflect the subtle rules of the club. In order to ensure the in-depth and lasting development of community cultural activities, many residential property management departments have set up special community cultural departments to be responsible for the construction of community cultural activities. On the basis of guidance and support, the Ministry of Community Culture has established various types of community cultural activity organizations, such as art groups, associations and performance teams. It also standardized the time, place, content, methods and procedures of community cultural activities.