There may indeed be some unfairness in the Dai people's views on participation in public affairs. This situation is usually related to multiple factors such as social, economic, cultural and political. As a minority, the Dai people may face language barriers, insufficient access to information and policy bias when participating in public affairs, which may affect their participation and voice. In addition, in some places, the Dai people may feel that their interests are not fully represented and protected, which reduces their trust in the government and society. Promoting equal participation of all ethnic groups and enhancing their voice is an important way to achieve social harmony and stability. Of course, this situation may vary in different regions and contexts, so understanding and solving these problems requires specific analysis.