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Three New Understandings of Urban-Rural Integration: Starting from the Dual Dual Structure
China not only has an urban-rural dual structure in which the agricultural household-registered population forms one element and the non-agricultural household-registered population forms another, but also has an intra-city dual structure in which the local household-registered population forms one element and the non-local household-registered population forms another. Urban-rural dual structure intra-city
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How Should the Orderly Transfer of Rural Land Management Rights Be Promoted
As an important part of rural land system reform, the transfer of land management rights has long been a focus of debate among all sectors of society. In recent years, in step with industrialization, urbanization and especially with the large numbers of rural laborers going to cities to work, rural land transfer has clearly accelerated.
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Village-level affairs agents become a new profession in some rural areas of China
"Grandpa Liu, this is Auntie's pension collection certificate, the annual review has passed. The ID card is tucked inside the back, please keep it safe. Contact me if you need anything." 59-year-old Liu Xiyu took the little red booklet handed over by the young woman across from him, flipped through it, and carefully tucked it into the inner pocket of his jacket. Liu Xi
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What are the three key elements for postal services serving agriculture, rural areas and farmers?
As of now, there are 42,000 postal service outlets in rural areas nationwide, 140,000 business and delivery personnel, and more than 240,000 outlets related to postal logistics serving agriculture, rural areas and farmers, covering 86% of the country's counties and cities and more than one-third of administrative villages, gradually forming a system that includes headquarters, provincial
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Rural Distribution Channels Then and Now: Markets Are Quietly Changing
Editor's note: As distribution channels multiply, buying and selling in rural areas is becoming more and more convenient. What has become of the rural market, once the main channel for farmers' consumption? Is it still as bustling as it was in the past? Will farmers still travel several li, or even dozens of li,
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Rural Collective Assets Must Not Become the Private Property of a Few
Because property rights and powers are unclear and the attribution of interests is undefined, the collective economy has encountered quite a few problems in actual operation. Only when farmers have clear protection of property rights and stable income from property rights can the moderately scaled land management, the growth of new types of business entities
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Leisure agriculture development should occupy less arable land and highlight rural characteristics
Leisure agriculture development should work hard on new, special, unique and excellent aspects. On the premise of highlighting farmers' principal role, explore and establish a multi-party participation and mutually beneficial win-win mechanism. Prioritize the development of leisure agriculture types that do not occupy arable land according to local conditions. China's various leisure agriculture operators
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An Analysis of Interest Expression and Land Rights Order in Rural Land Disputes
I. Research Background (1) Problem Awareness There is a great deal of research on land disputes, and the literature is extremely abundant. In the author's view, depending on the research focus or level of concern, it can roughly be divided into three parts: The first part simply focuses on land disputes
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A Comprehensive Analysis of the Two Current Positions in the Three Rural Issues Field
Against the backdrop of urbanisation, the direction of three rural issues policy has become the focus of debate, intentional or otherwise, among current academic circles and policy departments. How to judge China's current national conditions and agricultural conditions, and what kind of urbanisation strategy and three rural issues policy measures should be adopted, have in current Chinese academia
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Rural safety cannot be ignored; villagers need to raise their awareness of precautions
Not long ago, I went to the countryside to run errands and stopped for a while at a fellow villager's home. The villager's family was building a house, and a young man was using a homemade hoist to lift cement up to the second floor. Suddenly the hoist flung the young man out of the second-floor window, resulting in fractured ribs.
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