Thoughts on the Economic Sustainable Development Strategy for the Main Course of the Yangtze River in the 21st Century

Author: Zhang Lei
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The positioning of China in the process of global economic integration in the 21st century has attracted great attention from various sectors both domestically and internationally. From a geographical perspective, after China joined the WTO, in addition to the improvement of its political status and industrial restructuring, it also gained a favorable opportunity to alleviate the tension between human and land relationships in the country. If properly grasped, China in the 21st century will have the potential to gradually improve the current state of comprehensive tension in its human-land relationships, thereby entering a phase of re-coordination of the national human-land relationship. What this book aims to elucidate is that the internationalization of resources and the domestic spatial reorganization of social production are the only choices to alleviate China's human-land relationship and further advance the process of national industrialization. The Yangtze River mainstream region is the core area of China's economic development. The economic development of the Yangtze River mainstream region in the 21st century, especially the development of heavy chemical industry, is the best breakthrough to achieve this goal, which cannot be replaced by other regions. Under this general thesis, the author provides an in-depth elaboration on the overall development strategy of the Yangtze River mainstream region, industrial development strategies, and adjustments in industrial development and layout. He puts forward many original viewpoints, and the publication of this book is of great significance for both the scientific community, government management departments, and the construction and development of the national economy.