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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
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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
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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.
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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
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