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Challenges Facing the New Model of Rural Governance and Ways to Overcome Them
With the rapid advancement of industrialization and urbanization and the continuous deepening of rural reform, new types of rural communities have emerged in China's rural areas under "village consolidation and resettlement" and "centralized residence" of farmers, along with "hollow villages" caused by the migration of rural labor to cities and towns, and "super villages" that are villages in name but towns in reality,
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Deputy County Magistrate Resigns to Farm: Rural Areas Lack Talent, the Country Does Not Lack Civil Servants
Liu Tao introduces his red-fleshed kiwifruit planting base to visitors. A 34-year-old deputy county magistrate who graduated from Peking University has resigned to go into farming. After this news was reported by the media recently, it spread explosively across news media and WeChat Moments, and almost everyone was asking one question: exactly what
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Why is rural tourism becoming more and more popular?
With the development of agricultural technology and changes in living habits, many tools used in China's countryside thirty or forty years ago have been abandoned, such as the plow for tilling land, the dou for measuring rice, as well as wheelbarrows, spinning wheels and so on. Even rural children now find these objects unfamiliar.
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How college student village officials can take root in rural areas and become permanent talent
I come from a rural area, and I want to go back too, to use my abilities and do something concrete. But what can we do? Rural areas have no jobs to offer us. On one hand, agricultural college graduates with associate degrees cannot go back to rural areas; on the other hand, undergraduates and postgraduates who do return to rural areas want to leave, frequently "running away."
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Why the focus of rural finance is farmers
On July 2, the "Internet Finance and SME Investment and Financing Summit Forum," jointly hosted by the China Banking Association, the China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, Xinhuanet and others, opened in Beijing. The forum held discussions on regulation and self-discipline in the internet finance sector, industry development trends and other topics
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Rural Reform Paints a New Picture of Hope on the Farmland
The latest data from the Ministry of Agriculture shows that China's policy direction for building a new type of agricultural operation system is clear and explicit, with intensifying efforts, and new types of agricultural operation entities are enjoying good development momentum. At present, family farms reported by localities number 870,000, and leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization number more than 120,000. According to statistics from the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, as of the end of May, farmers' professional cooperatives registered in accordance with the law nationwide totaled 1.393 million, with total capital contributions of 3 trillion yuan, up 22.6% and 32% year on year respectively.
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Strengthening agricultural machinery safety supervision to safeguard agricultural production
In recent years, the number of agricultural machines in rural areas has continued to increase, while agricultural machinery accidents have also shown a rising trend. At present, most agricultural machinery drivers have not received professional training and figure out operation on their own, with violations of operating rules being prominent. Because some agricultural machinery operators have poor safety awareness, agricultural vehicles neither go through road procedures nor take part in annual inspections. In particular, many agricultural tractors serve multiple purposes: during busy farming seasons they go into the fields for cultivation, and during slack seasons they become a means of transport for going to market or visiting relatives and friends, creating many safety hazards.
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Three Pilot Programs for Rural Land System Reform Fully Launched
In order to further unify thinking, clarify tasks, and prudently and steadily advance the pilot work, the Ministry of Land and Resources held a training class on the three pilot programs for rural land system reform in Beijing from July 2 to 3. Wang Shiyuan, member of the Party Leadership Group and Vice Minister of the Ministry of Land and Resources, on behalf of the Ministry's Leading Group for the Three Pilot Programs for Rural Land System Reform,
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Rural finance: a chicken rib or a blue ocean?
The annual Langzhong ginger harvest has already come to an end, but Wang Shijun, who has been toiling in the ginger purchasing and processing business for many years, is not at peace. This year many banks have tightened their lending windows considerably, and the loan the company needed to purchase ginger had still not been approved. Fortunately
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College-graduate village officials are becoming a new force in rural entrepreneurship in China
"After 5 years in the countryside, I feel there is a lot to be done." Sun Qinglin, a 28-year-old college-graduate village official in Fuxian County, Shaanxi, said recently at the 9th National College-Graduate Village Officials Forum held in Hufang Village, Qingshanhu District, Nanchang City, that he wants to sell his hometown's apples online to more
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