Foreign experience in forming police-society interaction (on the example of the People's Republic of China)

The article examines the modern experience of China in establishing interaction between the police and society, developing public relations aimed at forming a positive public opinion about the activities of law enforcement agencies as a state structure of Executive power. The development of this direction is connected with the implementation of the modern concept of ensuring public order and countering crime, which requires close interaction between the police and the population, a high level of social responsibility for the production of collective security, which as a result contributes to the legal integration of society.