Path and Laws of Rural Modernization in China: Zhang Guo Research

Author: Feng Zhi
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is guided by the important thought of "Three Represents" and the spirit of the 16th National Congress. It takes "Why are Chinese farmers so poor" and "Why is rural modernization difficult" as the analytical thread to explore the "path of China's rural modernization through coordinated urban-rural development and increasing farmers' capital for wealth." The book uses Zhangguo Town, Xinghua City, Jiangsu Province as a case study to conduct a specialized research on the issue of "the coordinated development of the 'three civilizations' in rural modernization." This further deepens and enriches the author's proposed "theory of farmers' wealth capital," as well as the insight that "only by increasing farmers' wealth capital can the 'three rural issues' be effectively addressed, accelerating the process of farmers' enrichment and rural modernization." This book achieves an organic unity of theory and practice, academic rigor, and practical relevance, as well as "innovation," "reliability," "systematicity," and "normativity." It forms a complete theoretical and knowledge structure system for "coordinated urban-rural development, increasing farmers' wealth capital, and the path and laws of China's rural modernization." It has a promoting effect on solving the "three rural issues" and rural modernization problems.