Legal analysis: How to make village rules and regulations more "grounded" is first to reflect the main role of farmers when formulating them. Farmers should be involved, evaluated, modified and recognized. From the popularization of the significance of making village rules and regulations, to the careful selection of specific terms, to the formulation and sketching of relevant contents within the legal framework, it is necessary to have the participation of farmers' representatives and even all villagers, so that the making of village rules and regulations becomes everyone's business, which reflects the vision of participation, popularization and implementation from the beginning. Secondly, the form of village rules and regulations should be more popular, reflect the characteristics of folk customs and take into account the overall level of rural culture. In many places, "San Zi Jing" village rules and regulations have appeared, and vernacular folk songs have appeared. These are all scientific attempts, and these village rules and regulations are destined to be more emboldened and easier to be accepted and implemented. Third, the supervision and implementation of village rules and regulations should highlight the true nature of "autonomy". The essence of village rules and regulations is one of the manifestations of villagers' autonomy. Therefore, grassroots party organizations should boldly adopt villagers' organizations, villagers' congresses and even set up village rules and regulations supervision committees to promote the supervision of the implementation of village rules and regulations within the legal framework.
Legal basis: Paragraph 2 of Article 27 of the Organic Law of Villagers' Committees of the People's Republic of China, villagers' autonomy regulations, village rules and regulations, decisions of villagers' meetings or villagers' representative meetings shall not contravene the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies, and shall not infringe upon villagers' personal rights, democratic rights and legitimate property rights.