In 2010，we witnessed that Chinese internet-based public opinion gained more momentum. On the one hand，the population of Chinese internet users keeps expanding，and internet users’ awareness of citizenship is gradually increasing，with more active internet participation in the debate of various social problems. On the other hand，with the newly emerged internet technology，such as the mini-blog，there is a divergence on viewpoints from internet-based “opinion leaders”，which changes the power structure of traditional public opinion dynamics. Also，“internet-based political participation” becomes a new form of citizenship，which urges both the government and various organizations to explore new strategies to guide its healthy development. Throughout this period，we have learned some valuable lessons and gained some administrative experience.