Report from the bottom of Chinese society

Author: Ye Zaoqing / Zhu Dayin / Geng Changjun
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This manuscript covers all aspects of rural issues, including vivid descriptions and specific data. It provides detailed and vivid materials for researching and understanding the current state of rural China, particularly in the Dabie Mountains. In rural China, especially in the Dabie Mountains, social phenomena such as rampant illegal fees, land imbalance, environmental pollution, village bandits and local tyrants, human trafficking, feudal superstitions, counterfeit goods, matchmaker gangs, and ritual food consumption have severely harmed farmers. The authors deeply express their concerns and call for attention to agriculture, rural areas, and farmers. Over the past two decades of reform and opening up, China's economy has made significant progress, but we must recognize the severity of rural issues and maintain a clear perspective to strengthen the foundation of this agricultural nation.