四是慈善氛围更加浓厚。民政部大力弘扬中华民族传统美德，持续宣传贯彻慈善法，"十四五"期间，举 办了两届"中华慈善奖"表彰活动，推出了一批慈善楷模和优秀慈善项目、慈善信托和爱心团队；每年组 织开展"中华慈善日"主题宣传活动，今年的"中华慈善日"活动，全国参与的人数达到1800多万人；创新 开展慈善文化进机关、进企业、进乡村、进社区、进家庭"五进"活动，提高了社会各界的慈善意识。指 尖公益越来越流行，社区慈善越来越有活力，"人人慈善、时时慈善、处处慈善"的氛围越来越浓厚。 新华财经北京10月10日电 国务院新闻办公室10日举行新闻发布会，介绍"十四五"时期民政事业发展成 就。民政部副部长李常官表示，慈善事业是具有广泛群众性的道德实践，是社会文明进步的重要标志， 是推进中国式现代化的重要力量，"十四五"期间，全国慈善组织每年支出1500亿元，主要用于"一老一 小"、"一残一困"、教育医疗、就业增收等方面。 一是慈善制度更加完善。2024年9月5日，新修改的慈善法正式施行，我国慈善事业法治建设又向前迈进 了一大步；制修订了《慈善组织认定办法》《慈善组织公开募捐管理办法》《慈善组织信息公开办法》 《个人求助网络服务平台 ...

李常官表示，慈善作用也在日益显现。"十四五"期间，全国慈善组织每年支出1500亿元，主要用于"一 老一小""一残一困"、教育医疗、就业增收等方面；社会各界捐赠资金200多亿元，有力支持河南郑州特 大暴雨、甘肃积石山地震、西藏定日地震等重大自然灾害应急救援和恢复重建工作。民政部依法指定的 32家互联网公开募捐服务平台和个人求助网络服务平台，累计募集资金1600多亿元，广泛用于乡村振 兴、扶弱济困和大病救助等领域。慈善事业在发挥第三次分配作用、促进经济社会发展、推动实现共同 富裕等方面作出了积极贡献。 南都讯 记者王森 发自北京 10月10日，国新办举行高质量完成"十四五"规划系列主题新闻发布会。民政 部副部长李常官在会上介绍，"十四五"期间，慈善力量不断壮大。全国登记认定的慈善组织从2020年底 的9400多家增加到目前的16000多家，增长了70%；备案的慈善信托从2020年底的530单增加到目前的 2570单，增长了近4倍；福利彩票累计筹集公益金2566亿元，在补充社保基金、扶老助残、救孤济困等 方面提供了有力支撑。 ...

近日，21世纪经济报道（以下简称《21世纪》）记者就慈善信托如何助力共同富裕专访中国慈善联合会 慈善信托工作委员会主任蔡概还。他指出，慈善信托在缩小财富差距、促进社会公平方面具有不可替代 的作用，但税收优惠落地难、信托登记制度缺失仍是当前最大瓶颈。 《21世纪》：慈善信托在"共同富裕"和"第三次分配"国家战略中的独特价值有哪些？ 蔡概还：党的二十大报告指出，分配制度是促进共同富裕的基础性制度。坚持按劳分配为主体、多种分 配方式并存，构建初次分配、再分配、第三次分配协调配套的制度体系。要引导、支持有意愿有能力的 企业、社会组织和个人积极参与公益慈善事业。 在共同富裕迈向实质性推进的阶段，如何通过制度创新激活三次分配已成为关键议题。慈善信托作为联 结私人财富与公共福祉的工具，正被赋予重要期待。 随着我国社会经济发展和人民收入水平提升，以公益慈善事业为主体的三次分配在推进共同富裕中的作 用将越来越显著。其中，慈善信托是我国公益慈善事业的重要组成部分，也是三次分配的重要新生力 量。发展慈善信托，将有利于我国慈善事业的高质量发展，助推第三次分配，助力共同富裕。 慈善信托的核心要义是慈善信托财产的本金和收益要全部用于公益 ...

《21世纪》：慈善信托在"共同富裕"和"第三次分配"国家战略中的独特价值有哪些？ 蔡概还：党的二十大报告指出，分配制度是促进共同富裕的基础性制度。坚持按劳分配为主体、多种分 配方式并存，构建初次分配、再分配、第三次分配协调配套的制度体系。要引导、支持有意愿有能力的 企业、社会组织和个人积极参与公益慈善事业。 随着我国社会经济发展和人民收入水平提升，以公益慈善事业为主体的三次分配在推进共同富裕中的作 用将越来越显著。其中，慈善信托是我国公益慈善事业的重要组成部分，也是三次分配的重要新生力 量。发展慈善信托，将有利于我国慈善事业的高质量发展，助推第三次分配，助力共同富裕。 慈善信托的核心要义是慈善信托财产的本金和收益要全部用于公益事业。同时，2023年修正后的《慈善 法》增加一条规定，即第46条规定，慈善信托的委托人不得指定或者变相指定其利害关系人作为受益 人。慈善信托的受托人确定受益人，应当坚持公开、公平、公正的原则，不得指定或者变相指定受托人 及其工作人员的利害关系人作为受益人。 这意味着慈善信托具有与慈善捐赠一样的纯公益性，人们将自己合法所有的财产拿出来设立慈善信托， 就不能再将该财产拿回去，而通常须全部用 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of the "third distribution" in bridging the digital education gap, highlighting its role in resource allocation and wealth distribution among different social groups [1][2][4]. Group 1: Digital Education Gap - The digital education gap manifests in structural imbalances across new infrastructure, digital governance awareness, digital talent, and data integration and sharing [2]. - The third distribution can address the shortcomings of initial and redistributive allocations, restructuring the distribution of educational digital resources to achieve effective social wealth balance [2][4]. Group 2: Empowerment and Human-Centric Education - The drive to bridge the digital education gap through the third distribution is rooted in moral values, cultural significance, and social mutual aid [3]. - Social organizations should leverage their resources to conduct "digital literacy" activities for teachers in underdeveloped areas and provide advanced training in artificial intelligence [3]. Group 3: Institutional Support and Digital Rights - Digital rights encompass individuals' rights to access, use, and create digital resources, which are crucial for achieving educational equity and equal opportunities [4]. - Governments need to establish robust digital governance regulations to enhance the role of the third distribution in addressing educational disparities [4].

Core Insights - High-net-worth individuals are increasingly focusing on philanthropy, reflecting a growing trend of wealth being directed towards charitable causes [1][2] - The China Charity Research Report (2024) highlights the latest trends and dynamics in charitable activities among high-net-worth individuals in China [1][2][3] Group 1: Philanthropic Trends - In 2023-2024, high-net-worth individuals in China made 157 donations exceeding 10 million yuan each, totaling 14.03 billion yuan [2] - The report indicates a significant rise in equity donations, with 4 equity donations in 2024 accounting for 68.51% of the total donations for that year [2] - Education is the most favored sector for donations, with higher education and basic education accounting for two-thirds of the contributions [2] Group 2: Family Foundations and Trusts - As of the end of 2023, there are 434 family foundations in China, representing 4.52% of all foundations, with 57% having a minimum registration capital of 2 million yuan [3] - The scale of charitable trusts established by high-net-worth individuals exceeds 1.81 billion yuan, with 239 trusts set up, accounting for 10% of the total number but 21% of the total amount [6] - The number of charitable trusts has been steadily increasing since the implementation of the Charity Law in 2016, indicating a positive trend in philanthropic engagement [6] Group 3: Gender and Generational Insights - High-net-worth women tend to focus on helping specific groups, such as their hometowns and family members, while the new generation emphasizes the effectiveness and strategic nature of philanthropy [3] - The new generation is also more inclined towards technology-driven and participatory philanthropy, as well as innovative charitable practices [3] Group 4: Cross-Border Philanthropy - Under the Belt and Road Initiative, high-net-worth individuals and related institutions in China are becoming more proactive in fulfilling social responsibilities, with many entrepreneurs encouraging family members to participate in international charitable projects [3]

Group 1 - The forum titled "Wealth Elevation and Social Value Innovation" was held at Tsinghua University, focusing on exploring new paths for wealth creation and social value in the new era [1] - Over 160 guests from various sectors, including business, philanthropy, academia, and media, participated in discussions about innovative charitable practices and the future of wealth elevation [1] - The Tsinghua University Institute of Philanthropy's director, Wang Ming, emphasized the importance of wealth elevation as a means of social good and its three dimensions: from present to future, from self to others, and from tangible to intangible [1] Group 2 - Peking University professor Wang Chao highlighted that the true mission of wealth is to redefine and reshape social value rather than merely focusing on asset preservation and appreciation [3] - A roundtable discussion featured industry leaders from organizations like Zhongqiao Venture Capital and the Gates Foundation, discussing themes of wealth, personal identity, and family legacy [3] Group 3 - The "Wealth Elevation and Social Value Innovation" advanced training program was officially launched during the forum, part of a broader initiative aimed at promoting a wealth perspective aligned with Chinese cultural traditions and institutional environments [4] - The initiative, known as the Wealth for Well-being Initiative (W2 Plan), aims to explore effective paths for social value creation and wealth transmission among Chinese enterprises and entrepreneurs, while also working to reduce the costs of charitable actions [4]