-
Strategic Reflections on China's Agriculture Going Global
As early as 1995, China raised the idea of agriculture "going global," and in 2007 the No. 1 Central Document formally put agriculture "going global" forward as a national strategy. Over the past two decades, China's agriculture "going global" has gone through a development process from a nongovernmental launch to implementation as a national strategy. Over these two decades, China's
-
A hundred-billion-yuan scorecard reflects new opportunities in China's agricultural transformation
Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu (reporter Ye Hanyong) - The just-concluded Third Sichuan Agricultural Expo saw the signing of 704 agricultural investment promotion projects, with a contract value of nearly 140 billion yuan, more than triple that of the previous session. Behind this hundred-billion-yuan scorecard is the result of Sichuan Province's efforts to promote the transformation and development of modern agriculture, reflecting new opportunities for China's agricultural transformation and development under downward economic pressure.
-
Observations and Reflections on the "Hollowing Out" of Rural Collective Economies
Hard to Get Things Done Without Money, Services Can't Keep Up -- Observations on the "Hollowing Out" of Rural Collective Economies (Part One) Currently, the "hollowing out" of collective economies in some rural areas of western China has become the norm, affecting the development of village-level public welfare undertakings and the supply of public services. Yet China has not yet established a public finance system covering both urban and rural areas, and a large number of livelihood needs in rural areas still rely on the already weak village collective economies.
-
Reflections on Farmers Standing on Their Own Two Feet in a Market Economy
Introduction: After entering the market, farmers are drawn into a strange society full of uncertainty and risk; in the era of a subsistence-oriented economy in kind, farmers reaped a harvest for every effort they put in, but in the era of the monetary economy, effort does not necessarily bring a harvest. Edit
-
How Should Rural Land Circulation Be Regulated? Investigation and Reflections
Building modern agriculture requires innovating agricultural management models, transforming agricultural management methods, and improving land use efficiency and comprehensive agricultural benefits. How to activate rural land factors and promote the transformation of rural land resources into
-
A Sober Reflection Amid the Rural E-commerce Boom: A Blue Ocean Is Not Everywhere
Against the backdrop of the "Internet Plus" era, traditional agriculture is being redefined. Spurred by policy support, industrial and commercial capital eyeing this blue ocean has been flowing into the countryside, especially after large companies such as Lenovo and Evergrande made cross-sector forays, making agriculture a red-hot investment field.
-
How Resource Restructuring Unleashes Rural Economic Vitality
The setting sun paints red the stretches of rice paddies below the valley, and a gentle cool breeze blows along the spacious village road of Xincheng Village in Yingde City. On either side of the long road, one side features neat village houses with gray walls and colorful tiles, while the other side shows a hundred mu of fertile farmland about to be operated on a large scale. Not long ago, excavators and bulldozers
-
Philosophical Reflection and In-Depth Analysis of Farmers' Land Tenure Rights
Land tenure rights are the structural relational rights through which farmers, as market economy subjects in economic and social operation, lawfully accept, use and benefit from, and exercise limited disposal and transfer of collectively owned land for a certain period through certain means. They have multiple functions of clear boundary demarcation, incentive and constraint, and optimization of resource allocation.
-
Investigation and Reflections on How Water Conservancy Projects Can Boost the Building of a Major Grain-Producing City
As one of the 20 national commodity grain bases, Xiangyang has for many years insisted on firmly grasping grain production without slackening, ensuring an "eleven consecutive years of increase" in grain output, especially after breaking through the 10-billion-jin mark in 2012 and maintaining the 10-billion level for three consecutive years, thus making its due contribution to establishing Xiangyang's status as a major grain-producing city
-
Reflections on the Development of the Grain Order Purchasing Model
After the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the central economic work and rural work made ensuring grain security the top priority of economic work and work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and proposed building a new national grain security strategy of "taking self-reliance as the mainstay, basing ourselves on domestic production, ensuring production capacity, importing moderately, and relying on scientific and technological support." Xi Jinping
条件筛选