Community development primarily aims to reinterpret and participate in culturally significant public affairs with regional characteristics from the perspective of community residents. It emphasizes the importance of bottom-up approaches, public participation, community autonomy, and sustainable development. These principles and methods aim to build community awareness, develop local human resources, train community development talents, and strengthen organizational operations. The objective is to raise public consciousness about democratic participation, build the community's foundational strength, and unite residents to collaboratively plan for the community's development and enhance problem-solving skills.