Villagers' committees are mass autonomous organizations elected by villagers in administrative villages under the jurisdiction of Chinese mainland townships (towns). Villagers' committees are grass-roots mass self-governing organizations for villagers' self-management, self-education and self-service. A villagers' committee consists of a chairman, vice-chairmen and three to seven members. The leading bodies are democratically elected every five years. Before the term of office expires, no organization or individual may designate, appoint or replace the members of the villagers' committee [1]. Illiterates, gamblers and criminals are not allowed to be elected, and villagers are not allowed to be insulted and people's interests are violated. Once found, they can report directly to the local government.