[The Three Rural Issues] in the process of China's modernization

Author: Han Changfu
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book discusses the "Three Rural Issues" (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers) in China's modernization process. Chinese agriculture is largely a positive agriculture. Years of experience and lessons have repeatedly shown that whenever farmers have enthusiasm, agriculture develops, and rural areas thrive; whenever farmers' enthusiasm is stifled, agriculture declines, and rural areas decline. This requires good policies to address the "Three Rural Issues." The fundamental solution lies in development, which must rely on mobilizing farmers' enthusiasm and creativity, leveraging the market mechanism, and providing some policy support from the government. "Give more, take less, and liberate" is the reality, the experience, and the principle that is effective in solving the "Three Rural Issues." Coordinating urban and rural economic and social development, increasing investment in rural areas, reducing farmers' burdens, and giving farmers more freedom. With these measures, there is great hope for the future of rural areas.