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How can family urbanization be advanced? Five suggestions for reference
China's urbanization differs from the family-led population migration of other market economy countries; instead, it is rural migrant workers working and integrating into cities. Although the large number of rural people who have entered cities are statistically counted as urban population, society "takes without giving" to the rural population, enterprises "use without supporting" the rural population, and migrant workers themselves "move without migrating," resulting in the "semi-urbanization" phenomenon in China's social development.
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Advancing urbanization cannot mean only taking land and ignoring people
From the white mountains and black waters to the mountains and rivers within, although still in cautious adjustment, Wang Rulin's work style of having the right to speak only after investigation and his work method of focusing on the big province while starting with small villages have already left a deep impression on the outside world. On October 13, Shanxi's local party newspaper published
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Where should people-centered urbanization draw its strength from?
According to media reports, with the convening of the first meeting of the inter-ministerial joint conference on advancing new-type urbanization, the "Plan for Adjusting the Criteria for Classifying City Sizes" and other measures will enter the implementation stage. The new city-size standards disclosed in the reports differ both from the wording in the abolished 1989 "City Planning Law"
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The Fate and Vigilance of Villages in the Process of Urbanization
Mencius said: "In death or removal, none should leave the village; the fields of the village share the same well. Going out and coming in, they are companions; in watching and guarding, they help one another; in sickness, they support one another; then the common people are affectionate and harmonious." This is an accurate portrayal of the production and lifestyle of rural China over thousands of years. And villages can be said to be the comprehensive carrier that bears, records and perpetuates this traditional
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Nine Major Trends of the New Land Reform in the Context of Urbanization
Every successive land reform has had a significant and far-reaching impact on China. The "new land reform" can be said to be difficult to understand and equally difficult to carry out. The existing land system has already formed a self-circulating, self-reinforcing pattern of interests and development inertia. Breaking this cycle is by no means the work of a single day. It requires both
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Building a clear account of new urbanization
Chenjia Town in Chongming, adjacent to Shanghai's central urban area, enjoys a uniquely favorable natural environment. Anyone stepping into this small town cannot ignore this ecological feature: its year-round good air quality rate reaches 92.9%, and the 300 sq km Dongtan Wetland retains its original natural texture and water
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An Analysis of China's Land and Urbanization Issues
I. Macro differences mean China's problems must be observed and treated separately. First, before discussing China's rural land issues, I believe everyone must first grasp the three major differences that have emerged in China's development over the past three decades. The first is regional differentiation. Over the past few thousand years, China's regional differences have mainly referred to the north-south divide. Everyone knows there is a dividing line that splits China into northern China and southern China, namely the Yangtze River.
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The decisive role of the market should be brought into play in the building of new-type urbanization
"Located between Beijing and Tianjin, with small cities and a large rural area" is the basic situation of Langfang City in Hebei Province. Making full use of the unique locational advantage of being situated between Beijing and Tianjin, and standing at the strategic height of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, promoting high-grade, garden-style rural new-type urbanization with Langfang characteristics
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How does new-type urbanization lead the integration of urban and rural development?
The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China for the first time explicitly stated that the integration of urban and rural development is the fundamental way to solve China's issues relating to agriculture, rural areas and farmers. The Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China further elaborated on the issue of urban-rural development integration, pointing out that the urban-rural dual structure is the main obstacle constraining the integration of urban and rural development.
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Can the launch of comprehensive pilot projects boost the urbanization process?
These visible benefits may prompt some places to blindly rush to create "cities" in order to "move up," affecting sustainable economic development. Recently, some media reported that 11 ministries and commissions including the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Land and Resources, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development jointly issued a notice on comprehensive pilot projects for a new type of urbanization
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