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Who governs China's rural areas? Institutional safeguards raise the level of governance
Rural governance is indispensable in the modernization system of national governance. Rural governance is the foundation and an important component of national governance. During the period of the Republic of China, the government did not extend below the county level, and rural governance was dominated by gentry governance. After the founding of New China, rural governance was the people's commune system, based on three-level ownership with the team as the foundation, a model in which production was directed by administrative means and economic organizational forms replaced political power organizational forms. After the rural areas implemented the household contract responsibility system with remuneration linked to output, this change in the economic system required the political system to adapt to it, and the "people's commune" model could no longer be used for management, so a strategic response was implemented.
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Counterfeit food flooding rural markets, food safety demands urgent attention
Recently, some netizens posted photos of "counterfeit food" they bought at rural markets, such as "Hongsheng," "Haochidian" and "Telun Jingdian," pointing out that these familiar-looking names in the pictures are "passing off fakes as genuine." Food safety has always been a topic of public concern
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Greater support for key areas and weak links in agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The 2015 No. 1 Central Document took agricultural modernization as its theme, focusing on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for the 12th consecutive year. A relevant official of Agricultural Bank of China said that from a financial perspective, the implementation of the No. 1 Document contains both opportunities for rural financial development, such as accelerated agricultural development, increased state investment, and further
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The Ministry of Commerce will vigorously promote rural e-commerce development this year
"The Ministry of Commerce will invest considerable effort this year to advance the development of rural e-commerce, mainly by continuing to promote e-commerce into rural areas." Shen Danyang, spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, said this at a press conference held by the Ministry on the morning of the 17th. E-commerce drives
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What is the significance of the current transfer of rural land management rights in China?
The most prominent feature of China's current rural land system is the non-economic principle of the primary market (that is, the rural land contracting market) and the lagging development of the secondary market (the market for the transfer of land use rights or management rights). In the primary market, the current household contract management system
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Think what farmers think, ease farmers' worries, and deliver quality services for agriculture
To better serve the industrialization of agriculture, rural areas, and farmers, since the beginning of this year, the Fujian Branch of Postal Savings Bank of China has targeted hot and difficult issues in financial services such as the financing difficulties of agriculture-related enterprises, accelerated its own transformation and upgrading, and actively built cooperation platforms between banks and government and between banks and enterprises, with industry
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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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Rural Land System Reform Officially Launched and Implemented
As an important reform with a bearing on the overall situation, China's pilot work on rural land system reform has formally entered the stage of launch and implementation after completing top-level design and legal authorization. Reporters learned at the deployment and training meeting on the three pilot tasks of rural land system reform, which concluded on the 25th
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Why the Transformation of China's Rural Economic and Social Development Is an Unavoidable Stage
China's countryside is undergoing profound changes. In many places, rural villages have seen "village hollowing-out" and "farmer aging." This is an unavoidable stage when a traditional agricultural country's industrialization and urbanization have advanced to a certain degree. How to properly handle these problems is a new challenge to China's "three rural issues"
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How can agricultural subsidy funds truly benefit farmers?
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, from 2008 to 2014, the central government allocated a cumulative total of more than 119.1 billion yuan to support the renovation of dilapidated rural houses. This year's government work report pointed out that efforts to renovate dilapidated houses in urban and rural areas will be intensified, with 3.66 million rural dilapidated houses to be renovated. "Xinhua Viewpoint"
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