“…Network technology prompts the communication from offline to online transformation, breaking the boundaries of interaction in terms of time and space, presenting the qualities of immediacy, transparency, and interactivity, and the network of government and citizen interaction has become more widespread. Early research on online government-public interaction focused on online political participation [2], online democracy [3], and e-democracy [4] as a new form of communication, highlighting the transformative nature of public behavior on traditional political participation. Later, as self-media grew, the research's emphasis shifted to political blogging [5,6], government response [7,8], and online political questioning, highlighting the multi-party interactions among the government, the general public, and the media elements from a systems perspective.…”