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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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Technology's Power Builds a Big Future for Agricultural Development
The world's population is growing continuously. By 2050, the global population is expected to rise from the current 7 billion to 9.6 billion. Yet we have already cultivated 40% of the Earth's land. How can we feed so many people? Data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization shows that to avoid widespread malnutrition
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13th Five-Year Plan recommendations: Encourage rural migrant workers to settle in cities with their entire families
The Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 13th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development, released yesterday, proposed encouraging agricultural migrant workers who have the ability to secure stable employment and life in cities and towns to settle there with their entire families, and to enjoy equal rights and obligations as urban residents.
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Against the backdrop of a large population and limited land, why does China's grain sector show the coexistence of "three highs"?
According to data recently released by the National Bureau of Statistics, the total national summer grain output in 2015 was 141.066 million tons, an increase of 3.3% over 2014. With this, China's summer grain achieved twelve consecutive years of bumper harvests. While total grain output keeps climbing, China's grain imports have also been growing rapidly.
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Have the poor fallen into a structural poverty trap?
In a broad sense, poverty alleviation mainly refers to two aspects: the reduction of absolute poverty and the narrowing of inequality. Over the past 30-plus years, China's alleviation of absolute poverty has been very obvious. Nowadays in many places, whether a household in a poor village owns a bicycle, motorcycle, TV set, etc. can no longer serve as a standard for judging whether it is poor.
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Scaling up agriculture cannot focus only on land
China's basic national condition of a large population and little land determines that modern agriculture, on the issue of scaling up, cannot focus only on land; land can only be scaled up moderately, and efforts must be made in five aspects: industrial layout scaling, industrial chain scaling, organizational scaling, service scaling, and scaling of crop and livestock farming suited to factory production
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Xi Jinping stresses China will completely eliminate poverty-stricken population in the next five years
CRI Online report (reporter Zhu Wanling): Eradicating poverty remains the biggest global challenge facing the world today, and is also the common mission of humanity. On the occasion of the 23rd World Eradication of Poverty Day, Chinese President Xi Jinping, at the 2015 High-Level Forum on Poverty Reduction and Development
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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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How should the path of agricultural modernization with Chinese characteristics be taken?
A large population, relatively scarce agricultural resources, a large volume of grain consumption, and an insufficient capacity of agriculture to support the population - these are the prominent features of China's national conditions. How to feed about 20% of the world's population with about 10% of the world's arable land and 6.5% of its water resources has long been the number one development challenge facing modern China.
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The citizenization of rural migrant population is an important mechanism of vertical social mobility
Recently, the State Council issued the "Opinions on Further Advancing the Reform of the Household Registration System," and made arrangements to do a good job in serving migrant workers and to advance in an orderly manner the citizenization of the rural migrant population. This is a key policy for advancing the integrated development of urban and rural areas in our country, and it will have a far-reaching impact.
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