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The puzzle of rural land transfer disputes, interpreted through data
Accordingly, the court confirmed that the plaintiff holds the land contractual management right to the disputed 3 mu of land; the defendant was to pay the plaintiff more than 15,000 yuan in land transfer fees for 2009 to 2013. In summary, the court ruled in accordance with the law that Xu return the contracted land to the 14 plaintiffs before October 31, 2014, and that the judgment take effect
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How Does Resource Allocation Affect Rural Development in China
I. The Role of Rural Resource Allocation and the Rural Economy Are Out of Step Resource allocation is extremely important for the development of any sector or any industry, and especially so for agriculture. It can be said that the earliest theories of resource allocation were basically all derived from agricultural economic theory.
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Limited Progress Expected in Rural Land System Reform This Year
After the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, expectations for land reform were quite high across all sectors, but land reform has not shown momentum of acceleration; lack of consensus and numerous concerns have put land reform in a cautious and conservative posture. Liu Shijin, deputy director of the Development Research Center of the State Council, once pointed out: land reform
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In the process of new urbanization, rural value must be squarely recognized
The traditional urbanization model has caused great misunderstanding and man-made destruction of rural value. We have many misconceptions in our understanding of the relationship between city and countryside. The urban-rural relationship is both like that of husband and wife and like that of mother and child. The city and the countryside are like husband and wife because they are interdependent and functionally complementary, and neither can do without the other. The city and the countryside are like mother and child because rural civilization came first and urban civilization came later; urban civilization is a new civilization bred and developed from rural civilization, and the roots of urban civilization lie in the countryside. Urban civilization takes rural civilization as its foundation and support, and without the countryside, the city cannot survive normally. Urban civilization is the sublimation and crystallization of rural civilization. We can neither place urban civilization above the countryside nor place rural civilization above urban civilization. In the natural process of social evolution, the two civilizations should learn from each other's strengths to offset their weaknesses and achieve win-win cooperation. We cannot simply assume that urban civilization is superior to rural civilization, nor simply assume that rural civilization is superior to urban civilization; rather, they are interdependent, functionally complementary, and mutually reinforcing.
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Agricultural industrialization reaches a new height, opening a new chapter of development
The Central Rural Work Conference proposed strong support for our agricultural industrialization! As a grassroots agricultural enterprise, seeing this news really made our hearts race with excitement. With the nation backing us, what worries do we still have? We will join hands with farmers and cooperatives, and boldly develop
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Top Ten Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Events of 2014 Announced: A Year-End Review Through Farmers' Eyes
China National Radio's China Countryside Voice recently announced the results of the "Top Ten Agriculture, Rural Areas and Farmers Events of 2014 Through Farmers' Eyes" selection. The organizers of the selection said they sought out major agriculture, rural areas and farmers events from the perspective of farmers, recording the development and progress of China's agriculture, rural areas and farmers from the farmers' viewpoint. They specially invited 100 farmer and migrant worker judges, as well as listeners and netizens of China Countryside Voice, to jointly participate in the voting, ultimately producing the top ten agriculture, rural areas and farmers events of 2014 through farmers' eyes.
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Deepening rural land reform: guard against blind comparisons
Recently, the central government issued the "Opinions on the Pilot Work of Rural Land Expropriation, Entry of Collective Operating Construction Land into the Market, and Reform of the Homestead System," which has attracted widespread attention from all sectors. Jiang Daming, Minister of Land and Resources, pointed out that "the reform of the rural land system must
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Challenges and Opportunities Coexist under the New Dynamics of Rural Development
Editor's note: After more than 30 years of reform and opening up, China's rural development has achieved remarkable results. The urban-rural relationship has improved significantly, the total output of agricultural products has increased severalfold, a large rural population has moved to cities, and farmers' incomes have grown markedly. But economic development is always accompanied by problems that need to be solved continuously.
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How to Narrow the Urban-Rural Income Gap and Support Urbanization Development
Urbanization is a powerful driver of national economic and social development. The urbanization level of Liaoning Province has always been at the forefront nationwide, but along with the process of urbanization development, the income distribution gap between urban and rural residents in our province remains relatively large, and urban and rural incomes have not kept pace with the urbanization level.
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An Analysis of the Problems in Public Goods Provision in Rural Communities and the Countermeasures
From 2004 to 2013, the state issued ten consecutive No. 1 Central Documents themed on "agriculture, rural areas and farmers," in which the issue of rural public goods provision was mentioned many times, and the goal of building a new socialist countryside regarded the effective provision of rural public goods as key,
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