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The people’s courts at all levels opened their own Microblog accounts, forming a regular information release mechanism under public supervision. At some courts online broadcasting systems have been set up on Weibo with the help of professional video streaming services. At Sina Weibo, 29 courts of Wuhan’s Intermediate People’s Court and 13 courts at lower levels have been connected to the system.

New media play an important role in facilitating free expression of public demand and opinion, in solving issues related to public well-being, and in promoting political progress. As the management of public affairs turns O2O, public engagement has increased. “Wenzheng Yinchuan,” the government Weibo account of Yinchuan, Ningxia Province, was opened to listen to public opinions and activate government action offline. The Siming District government in Xiamen, Fujian Province set up a Weibo account by the name “Silian Mingzhi” as a supervising service to receive complaints online and deal with problems offline. In many places social media platforms serve as a vinculum between the police and citizens. In Jinzhong, Shanxi Province, netizens like to seek help from “Jinzhong Gong’an,” the Weibo account of the local public security services. In Taiyuan, “Wangluo Wenzheng” is a popular government account which answers citizens’ questions every week.