an overview of agriculture,rural areas and farmers in china
��an overview of rural areas
��the position of agriculture in the national economy
��"can the chinese feed themselves?".
��an open agriculture
��an improved diet for the chinese people
��agricultural resources and technologies
��life of chinese farmers
��regional differences in rural areas
the economic and social systems in china's rural areas 30
��from the agrarian reform to the household contract responsibility system
��promoting protection of farmland resources
��establishing the farmers' property right to land
��grain distribution: from government control to an open market
��financial service
��elimination of agricultural tax
��reform of public administration in rural areas
��governmental support to agriculture
��self-governance of farmers at the village level
��a broader perspective for development of rural areas: toward a diversified harmonious society
urbanization and flow of rural population
��alleviating the pressure on farmland resources
��control of population growth
��moving toward plains, cities, and eastern regions
��farmers migrating to cities and towns due to urban-rural gap
migrant workers in cities
��township enterprises boost urbanization
��impact of the hukou system on urbanization and farmers
��the task of urbanization and its prospects
building a new countryside
��promoting rural economic development
��major difficulties in the development of rural areas
��developing education in rural areas
��emerging social protection in rural areas
��establishing a new-type cooperative medical care system
��long- and mid-term objectives of development in rural areas
��priorities of rural reform in coming years
appendix:
��excerpts from the outline of the eleventh five-year plan for national economic and social development (2006-2010)