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¡¡¡¡Corporate Social Responsibility £¨CSR£© refers to an enterprise's management philosophy that at the same time of creating profits to stakeholders it needs to assume responsibilities to its employees£¬ customers£¬ suppliers£¬ community and society£¬ including adhering to laws and regulations and business ethical principles£¬ ensuring production safety and health£¬ protecting labor benefits£¬ protecting environments and natural resources£¬ supporting philanthropy£¬ and protecting disadvantaged groups£¬ etc. CSR can be divided into four levels such as economic£¬ legal£¬ ethical and altruistic. Any business should be socially responsible£¬ should not harm others and should create social benefits. In today's relationship era£¬ an enterprise's actively taking social responsibilities to build a harmonious relationship with stakeholders like employees£¬ customers£¬ supplies and competitors£¬ community and society is becoming a key factor for maintaining its long-term competitiveness and sustainability. In other words£¬ an enterprise that creates benefits to society is actually creating benefits to itself. Otherwise£¬ those firms that help others succeed will be more successful themselves. So it is necessary for modern businesses to integrate social responsibility targets into their ongoing business activities as a long-term strategy£¬ which will ensure the long-term maximization of investors' benefits fundamentally.¡¡¡¡Corporate Social Responsibility £¨CSR£© refers to an enterprise's management philosophy that at the same time of creating profits to stakeholders it needs to assume responsibilities to its employees£¬ customers£¬ suppliers£¬ community and society£¬ including adhering to laws and regulations and business ethical principles£¬ ensuring production safety and health£¬ protecting labor benefits£¬ protecting environments and natural resources£¬ supporting philanthropy£¬ and protecting disadvantaged groups£¬ etc. CSR can be divided into four levels such as economic£¬ legal£¬ ethical and altruistic. Any business should be socially responsible£¬ should not harm others and should create social benefits. In today's relationship era£¬ an enterprise's actively taking social responsibilities to build a harmonious relationship with stakeholders like employees£¬ customers£¬ supplies and competitors£¬ community and society is becoming a key factor for maintaining its long-term competitiveness and sustainability. In other words£¬ an enterprise that creates benefits to society is actually creating benefits to itself. Otherwise£¬ those firms that help others succeed will be more successful themselves. So it is necessary for modern businesses to integrate social responsibility targets into their ongoing business activities as a long-term strategy£¬ which will ensure the long-term maximization of investors' benefits fundamentally.