Baojia System
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Ten households form a bao, with mutual supervision among neighbors; if someone commits a crime and is not reported, all are held collectively responsible. The logic of an open scheme: distributed risk control. It shifts governance costs onto the social network, making everyone a 'probe' of the system, eliminating monitoring blind spots.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
P2P supervision. In community governance or platform anti-counterfeiting, using the 'baojia' logic (reward for reporting, joint liability) lets users supervise users and merchants supervise merchants, achieving low-cost order maintenance.
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Ten households form a bao, neighbors supervise each other, and failure to report a crime results in collective punishment. The logic of an open scheme: distributed risk control, shifting governance costs onto the social network, making everyone a 'probe' of the system, eliminating monitoring blind spots. P2P supervision.
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