A Study on Bridging the Policy Depravity of Farmhouse Books in the Context of Rural Revitalization

Abstract

To the policy audience group, the implementation of farmhouse policy is the goal of realizing the freedom of rural residents to read books and meeting the basic needs of rural residents for public cultural services; to the policy implementation body, it is the goal of developing the rural publishing market and pursuing the policy construction performance. However, in the practice of rural revitalization, the implementation of rural bookstore policy does suffer from the phenomenon of policy degradation, which is manifested in the simplicity of policy formulation, homogeneity of policy implementation and lack of policy feedback. Finally, in order to bridge the gap between the policies of rural bookstores, we should promote open-door decision-making to increase the adaptability of policies, increase the number of participating subjects to promote the accuracy of policy implementation, and improve policy evaluation to enhance the enthusiasm of policy feedback, so as to maximize the policy effects of rural bookstores and bridge the gap between the policies.