A "peacemaker" describes a person who mediates disputes, especially one who mediates without principles. The so-called peacemaker, everyone in life has inadvertently played or played such a role. Whether consciously or unconsciously, whether at home, quarreling with family members, classmates fighting, the unit dissolving the knot of colleagues, or quarreling in the street, everyone with normal thinking has played, is playing and will continue to play the role of peacemaker.

A Typical Representative of Peacemakers-People Mediator;

Under the guidance of judicial administrative organs at all levels, through the combination of election and appointment, the mass, democracy and professionalism of people's mediators are organically combined to build a team of people's mediators with strong professional ability, high credibility and a combination of full-time and part-time jobs, and strive to improve the ability and level of resolving contradictions and disputes.

Relying on the resources of village (community) cadres, volunteers and the "five elders", we actively recruited retired judges, prosecutors, police officers, lawyers, legal workers and law graduates from colleges and universities to enrich the people's mediators team, and established a volunteer mediator team of more than 27,000 people to ensure that contradictions in villages (communities) are monitored at any time, investigated everywhere and resolved with others, thus solving the problem of "no one handles affairs".