Breaking the Historical Vicious Cycle of the [Huang Zongxi Law] -- China's Rural Tax Fee System Reform Theory and Practice

Author: Yang Zhou
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Publish Date: 2006-02-10
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the evolution of agricultural taxes in China from their inception to their abolition, the transformation of the distribution relationship between the state and farmers, rural tax and fee reforms, and the construction of a new socialist countryside. It also provides an overview of the basic situation of agricultural fiscal policies in other countries. The content is rich, the data is detailed, and it is highly persuasive. By integrating history and reality, theory and practice, and domestic and international perspectives, it profoundly demonstrates that as long as we firmly establish the idea of governing for the people and unwaveringly advance reforms, the "Huang Zongxi Law" will eventually become history and no longer recur. Comrades in the Communist Party will surely be able to break free from this historical trap. It is believed that the publication of this book will influence and inspire more people to pay greater attention to rural tax and fee reforms and the resolution of the "three rural issues." Sincerely hope that leaders at all levels and broad theoretical workers, guided by the Scientific Outlook on Development, will further strengthen the exploration and research on rural development issues. With new theories driving new practices and new breakthroughs promoting new developments, we can make new contributions to accelerating the construction of a new socialist countryside and the modernization process of our country.