The Path to Building a Well-Off Society in Ethnic Regions of Gansu

Author: Wu Wenjun
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: "The Path to Well-Off Society in Ethnic Regions of Gansu" starts from the global historical trend and the rapid development of China's modernization, employing a multi-perspective academic approach to design a relatively comprehensive plan for the well-off society construction in ethnic regions. In the chapter "Historical Premises of Well-Off Society Construction in Ethnic Regions of Gansu," it elaborates on the historical evolution of ethnic regions, analyzes their resources and environment, summarizes the reforms and progress before the reform and opening-up, and systematically examines the basic characteristics of economic and social development in these regions. In the chapter "Comparison and Evaluation of Well-Off Society Construction in Ethnic Regions of Gansu," it adopts a comparative analysis method to compare and evaluate China's modernization level with the global modernization level, thereby clarifying the achievements, problems, and gaps in Gansu's well-off society construction. In the chapter "Strategic Choices for Comprehensive Well-Off Society Construction in Ethnic Regions of Gansu," it provides an in-depth elaboration on the strategic goals and tasks for nationwide comprehensive well-off society construction established at the 16th National Congress, as well as introduces the strategic goals, steps, and methods for comprehensive construction proposed by the Gansu Provincial Party Committee and Government. It particularly offers a brand-new approach for the well-off society construction in ethnic regions. In the chapter "Major Projects for Well-Off Society Construction in Ethnic Regions of Gansu," it primarily analyzes and elaborates on eight key tasks for well-off society construction in ethnic regions, fully demonstrating the basic requirements for comprehensive well-off society construction. These tasks involve not only material civilization but also political civilization and spiritual civilization, reflecting the higher level, more comprehensive development, and greater balance of nationwide well-off society construction.