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New Urbanization Through the Lens of Spring Festival Travel Big Data: New Challenges and New Opportunities
The Spring Festival travel rush is a social phenomenon unique to China's urbanization process, and it is also one of the manifestations of the severe imbalance in China's economic development levels between the east and the west. Escaping "Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou" is easier said than done. According to Baidu Migration big data, taking 17:00 on the 25th (the seventh day of the first lunar month) as an example, the hottest cities for in-migration
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How Can Land Management Challenges Be Solved? A Full Analysis of Practical Countermeasures
The Party and state attach great importance to farmland protection and have repeatedly stressed that "the red line for farmland must be strictly guarded." But in reality, for various reasons, land management work has failed to effectively curb illegal and irregular land use. Under the new situation of comprehensively advancing the rule of law, we should
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Integration of agriculture with secondary and tertiary industries faces new challenges and needs new solutions
When people mention agriculture, the first thing they think of is the process from planting to harvest. In Funing County, Hebei Province, this notion is being changed. Located in Houjie Village, Qiangezhuang Management District, Funing County, the "Fine Wine Aroma" Modern Agriculture Demonstration Zone is centered on high-end wine brewing, storage, tasting and sightseeing
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How to Solve the Governance Challenges of Resettlement Communities for Returning Farmers
In recent years, along with the acceleration of urban-rural integration, villages located in the urban-rural fringe have been successively demolished, and resettlement communities for returning farmers have been built in many areas. The Jingwang Jiayuan Community in Cuigezhuang Township, as a pilot resettlement community for returning farmers in Beijing's urban-rural integration initiative, can be described as a veritable government-led resettlement community.
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Food security: no immediate worries, but long-term challenges cannot be ignored
China's grain harvest has already been bumper for 11 consecutive years. Jiangsu's grain output last year also reached 68.9 billion jin, ranking fifth in the country, and it was also a high-yield year in recent years. Speaking about the reasons for China's consecutive bumper grain harvests, Xu
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What challenges does new-type rural governance face? A full analysis of the solutions
In recent years, the rapid advancement of industrialization and urbanization, along with the continuous deepening of rural reform, has brought new vitality to rural development while also bringing many new situations to rural governance and triggering many new problems. New-type rural governance cannot follow the traditional
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What transformational challenges does rural governance face?
In the process of urbanization, the previous situation in which urban and rural areas were mutually isolated and each governed itself in a closed manner has been broken, and rural governance faces new challenges from urbanization development. Our rural governance faces four basic transformations: First, the transformation from a closed society to an open society. Second
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Difficult to Eliminate Fake and Inferior Agricultural Materials, Market Regulation Faces Four Major Challenges
Right now is the spring planting period, transactions in various agricultural materials markets are active, and it is also the time when fake and inferior agricultural materials are rampant. In order to purify the agricultural materials market and put an end to agricultural materials cheating and harming farmers, departments at all levels are carrying out in-depth campaigns to crack down on fake agricultural materials and protect farmers, and are intensifying regulation of the agricultural materials market.
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Rural brain drain poses challenges to cultivating professional farmers
Solving the problem of cultivating professional farmers The difference between farmers and new-type professional farmers is that the former practice slash-and-burn farming and are peasants; the latter possess agricultural technical expertise, understand management, and know how to operate a business, making them interdisciplinary talent. To cultivate such talent, one cannot take the old path of agricultural technology extension
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Four Major Challenges Facing the Pilot Program for Homestead Transfer
As more farmers leave their villages to work in cities, more and more homesteads and homes are left vacant, causing enormous waste of resources. Moreover, since homesteads and homes cannot be transferred, migrant workers who have moved to cities lose this transferable asset and cannot cash it in to buy the housing they urgently need in the city.
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