Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a case of mismanagement regarding land rental income in a village, where villagers were unaware of their entitlements and the distribution of rental income from a seafood processing company, leading to a resolution through a local governance platform [1][2]. Group 1: Land Rental Management - The village had leased land to a seafood processing company, with rental payments expected every five years based on the number of villagers [1]. - Some villagers received rental payments while others did not, leading to confusion and concern about the distribution of funds [1]. - The village party secretary had forgotten to distribute the rental income due to the small size of the land occupied by the villagers, resulting in the processing company mistakenly allocating the funds to another group [2]. Group 2: Governance and Transparency - The local government introduced a micro-power supervision platform to enhance transparency in the management of village funds and to allow villagers to monitor financial activities [2]. - The platform enables villagers to access information about village affairs and to report issues, thereby promoting accountability [2]. - Following the introduction of the platform, the villagers received their overdue rental payments, resolving the previous confusion regarding the "messy accounts" [2].