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An Analysis of the Utilitarian Mentality of Contemporary Chinese Peasants
The Utilitarian Mentality of Contemporary Chinese Peasants
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How Part-Time Farming Achieves Self-Balance for Peasant Families
I. This time, going back to my hometown for the Chinese New Year, several new buildings had appeared in the village. The young people are all working away from home, so the heavy responsibility of building houses naturally falls to the elderly. I could not help but marvel at how busy the rural elderly can be: not only farming and looking after children, but also building houses. In almost every household in the village
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Agricultural capitalization threatens China, and the peasantry is splitting apart
Recently, Yan Hairong, a scholar at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and four young scholars published a striking special feature in Open Times, attempting to voice a view different from the mainstream on the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In their eyes, Chinese agriculture is undergoing unprecedented change
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