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Before Confirming Land Transfer Rights, the Distribution System Should Be Readjusted
For the 12th consecutive year, the Central Document No. 1 has once again focused on the "three rural issues" (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers). The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council recently issued the "Several Opinions on Intensifying Reform and Innovation to Accelerate Agricultural Modernization," organized around five parts: modern agriculture, increasing farmers' incomes, new rural construction, rural reform, and
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Urbanization development should adhere to a people-oriented approach
Recently, urbanization has been developing very rapidly, and I often hear colleagues and friends around me say that their hometowns or the villages around their homes have been demolished. Although they were given a certain amount of economic compensation, what I hear in their words is great reluctance. Demolition
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New urbanization should follow the path of the rule of law
A few years ago, when I was studying the issue of urbanization, I explicitly put forward the concept of rule-of-law urbanization, holding that new urbanization should be rule-of-law urbanization. At present, in advancing people-centered new urbanization, rule-of-law urbanization is a very important topic. Simply put
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Agricultural structural adjustment should open up greater space for agricultural development
This year's Central Document No. 1 makes deepening agricultural structural adjustment an important task in modern agricultural development and lays out comprehensive plans for it. On the basis of eleven consecutive years of grain production growth and eleven consecutive years of rapid growth in farmers' incomes, carrying out a new round of agricultural structural adjustment is both proactive action from a high starting point and a problem-oriented move that follows the broader trend.
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Farmers should orient their production toward market demand.
On the 3rd, the State Council Information Office held a press conference on the interpretation of the "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization" and related matters. Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and director of its office, attended the press conference and answered questions from reporters.
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How should we view agricultural modernization and what should we do? Read this one article to understand the development path
How to view it: Agriculture is the foundation of the state, and agricultural modernization is the foundation and support of national modernization. Because it is greatly affected by natural conditions and also needs to bring in modern factors from outside, agricultural modernization has more constraints and a more complex process. It is a "slow variable" in modernization, and even more
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Two Major Weaknesses in Chinese Agriculture Need Urgent Solutions
The introductory section of the No. 1 Central Document points out some major trend-related issues facing Chinese agriculture in the future. Among them, I think two aspects deserve the most attention: First, domestic agricultural production costs are rising rapidly, and the prices of bulk agricultural products are generally higher than those on the international market. How to innovate agricultural support and protection policies and improve agricultural competitiveness under the "double squeeze" is a major test we must face; Second, China's agricultural resources are scarce, overdeveloped, and increasingly polluted. How to ensure the effective supply of agricultural products and quality safety under hard resource and environmental constraints, and enhance the capacity for sustainable agricultural development, is a major challenge we must meet.
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How should dead livestock and poultry be handled? Find them a good way out
There is an old saying among livestock and poultry farmers: "Wealth of ten thousand strings, but it doesn't count until it's covered in fur." This shows the huge risks faced by livestock and poultry farming. According to statistics, China is the country that produces and consumes the most pigs in the world. Even at a normal mortality rate of 3% for pigs, the large breeding base and high proportion of free-range farming mean the absolute number of pig deaths is large.
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Why should agricultural subsidies be decoupled from prices?
"If we still respond to the current 'three rural issues' in the traditional agricultural way, there is no way out." Ke Bingsheng, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and president of China Agricultural University, who has long studied agricultural economics, believes that China should abandon the use of price support measures to subsidize agriculture, except
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Why does the improvement of people's livelihood always come only after a leader's inspection?
When Premier Li Keqiang came to the clinic of Taipingzhuang Village, Wengniute Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, in 2014, what he saw was a house with room only for a few infusion chairs. Today, a standardized 90-square-meter clinic has been built, and more importantly, "villagers no longer have to leave the village to see a doctor for minor illnesses!"
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