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Making migrant workers urban residents becomes the top priority of urbanisation
According to the spirit of the Central Urban Work Conference held from December 20 to 21, the next step in advancing urbanisation is to make it the top priority to grant urban residency in an orderly manner to permanent residents who are able to find stable employment and live in cities and towns. It is necessary to strengthen the
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Why is low-cost urbanisation unsustainable?
In 2013 China's urbanisation rate reached 53.7%, with 730 million people included in the urbanisation process; since the start of the new century, an average of more than 20 million people have entered cities each year. This should be the largest-scale and fastest population urbanisation process within a single country in the world. Looking domestically, the urbanisation rate of the eastern region has already reached 62%, the central region 48%, and the western region 44.5%, leaving an 18-percentage-point gap between the western and eastern regions.
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Why is the citizenisation of migrant workers just as important as rural development?
Over the 30-plus years of reform and opening up, rapid economic development has fundamentally shattered the stereotyped impressions of rural people. In recent years, both rural and urban areas have been seeking new transformations. In the view of Lu Huilin, associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Peking University, the accumulation and eruption of the "not-us" sentiment among rural groups poses a huge challenge to social development.
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China's Foot-and-Mouth Disease Control Strategy Recognized by the World Organisation for Animal Health
On May 28, at the 7th plenary session of the 83rd International Congress of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), China's national foot-and-mouth disease control strategy was endorsed by the OIE, and OIE Director-General Dr. Vallat and Council President Dr. Karin presented the certificate to the Chinese delegation.
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Isatis root planting area shrinks, prices begin to rise, prospects look good
Isatis root is a plant of the cruciferous family (Brassicaceae); its roots and leaves are used medicinally. It has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, and cooling the blood, and has a certain curative effect on influenza, epidemic hepatitis B, hepatitis A, pneumonia, erysipelas, heat-toxin macules, sore and swollen throat, and sudden red eyes. Market demand
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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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What are the laws of population migration in the process of modernisation?
The so-called laws (patterns) of migration, or laws of population migration, are researchers' summaries and distillations of the regular phenomena, trends and issues that emerge in numerous population migration movements, and constitute one of the important components of population research and theoretical research on population migration.
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FAO and OECD Predict the Future of Agriculture
On July 11, 2014, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) jointly released the "OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2014-2023" in Rome, Italy. The following is an interpretation of the important information in the report concerning the development trends of China's major agricultural products.
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In the process of urbanisation, what are farmers worried about happening to their land?
I am just about to move my son's household registration from the county town back to the village. Chen Xing'an, the same age as the People's Republic, was a famous production team leader in the whole county during the era of the "big pot" communal canteens, and after reform and opening up became one of the first "ten-thousand-yuan households". Although he now lives in the city, whenever there is a major decision in the township, they still ask him to come forward.
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A Detailed Guide to the Benefits, Effects and Cultivation Techniques of Isatis Root
Isatis root (banlangen) is a common Chinese medicinal herb, usually dug up in autumn and used as medicine after processing. Both the root and the leaves are used medicinally; the root is called Isatis root and the leaves are called Daecheong leaf (Isatis leaf). So, what are the benefits and effects of Isatis root? Cultivation techniques are also included! 1. The benefits of Isatis root
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