Regarding the Dai people's views on public participation, the specific situation may vary from region to region and specific context. In China, majority ethnic minority areas may face challenges in participating in public affairs, including possible perceptions of unfair treatment. These challenges may be related to the level of economic development, educational opportunities, cultural factors, and historical background. The Chinese government has taken some measures in recent years to increase the participation and development opportunities of ethnic minorities. For example, the implementation of the policy of regional ethnic autonomy, the strengthening of infrastructure construction in ethnic minority areas, and the provision of educational and economic support. However, the actual effects and feelings vary from region to region and specific groups. If you need to understand the specific situation of a specific region or group, it is recommended to refer to local research reports, news reports or official information to obtain a more accurate and comprehensive understanding. At the same time, building a more inclusive and participatory society usually requires the joint efforts of the government, communities, and individuals.