Abstract:

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China， urban cultural governance has received increasing attention from academic circles. China's urban cultural governance has gradually transformed from a government-led model to a model of the coordinated participation of multiple subjects. The spatial practice mechanism of urban cultural governance is also changing. The multiple coordinated governance network， which is composed of political party leadership， government responsibility， social participation， and citizen autonomy， allows urban cultural governance to percolate to the grassroots. With China’s large-scale urban cultural infrastructure， it is possible for urban cultural governance to reach a city's smaller grassroots spaces. The practice of urban cultural governance with the participation of multiple subjects has promoted the urban grass-roots blocks and communities to become cultural spaces that meet the needs of ordinary citizens. These important spatial places have allowed urban cultural governance to expand to the grass-roots level.

Key words: urban cultural governance, governance, multiple synergy, urban space, grassroots