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Rural e-commerce development accelerates, building a modern rural circulation network
Vice Premier Wang Yang of the State Council inspected the e-commerce development of the All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives in Beijing on the 15th. He stressed that accelerating the development of rural e-commerce is an inevitable choice for innovating business models and improving the modern rural market system, and is an important lever for transforming the agricultural development model and
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Why the way out for farmers should be in rural areas
Taking stock of the history of Chinese agriculture, it is truly a vast and sweeping epic. From ancient times to the present, agriculture has always been the top priority in China's development, and in every one of China's five-year plans today, agriculture is the most heavily emphasized part, with many support policies introduced. Over the years, assistance
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Where are the focal points for deepening rural reform?
To achieve the strategic goal of comprehensively building a moderately prosperous society, the fundamental approach is to proceed from the concepts of innovative development, coordinated development, green development, open development, and shared development, and through reform promote the protection of farmers' property rights and enable them to share in the gains from land appreciation; promote
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Can the citizenization of rural migrant workers dissolve the real estate inventory?
1. Since 2009, the booming real estate market has driven a sharp rise in housing starts and floor space under construction, causing phased and structural oversupply in some places. The long-term accumulation of inventory will inevitably threaten the health, security and development of the economy, finance and society.
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An Analysis of the Paradox of Rural Population Decline Amidst Expanding Area
As of 2014, China's urbanization rate had reached 54.7%, with a large rural population continuously migrating to cities. Theoretically, along with the outflow of population, villages should gradually shrink, but in reality, village size is expanding at an accelerated pace in a "pancake-spreading" and "crawling-along-roads" manner.
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Central Economic Work Conference convenes, agriculture, rural areas and farmers remain top priority
The annual Central Economic Work Conference was held in Beijing yesterday, and the much-anticipated deployment of economic work for 2016 will also emerge as a result. Although the conference is still ongoing and no communique has been released yet, the meeting held by the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee on the 14th has already set the tone for this conference, from which we can analyze some of the trends and development threads of China's economy in 2016.
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China's per capita rural income tops 10,000 yuan this year
The reporter learned from the Ministry of Agriculture on the 24th that in 2015, China's per capita rural income broke through the 10,000-yuan mark, with the growth rate higher than the GDP growth rate and the growth rate of urban residents' income for the 6th consecutive year. Information from the Ministry of Agriculture shows that during the "12th Five-Year Plan" period, China's per capita rural income grew at an average annual rate of 9
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Urban work must be advanced together with work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers
The Central Urban Work Conference was held in Beijing from December 20 to 21. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission; Li Keqiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State Council; Zhang Dejiang, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
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Rural land reform needs holistic design: three basic recommendations for reference
Rural land system reform faces three most important aspects: market entry of collective operational construction land, paid withdrawal from homestead land, and narrowing the scope of land expropriation. From the current situation, institutional design shows a tendency toward fragmentation, and the three should be designed holistically and integrated into one.
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Central Document No. 1 will focus on rural industrial integration
The supportive policies introduced at the State Council executive meeting involve two aspects: first, supporting rural service industries, with those capable of commercial operation to be fully opened to social capital; second, strengthening policy support for leading enterprises. Multiple ministries and commissions are leading the formulation of the "Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Integrated Development of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Industries in Rural Areas"
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