China to deepen rural reforms
Updated: 2013-12-25 08:13
(Xinhua)
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivers a speech during the central rural work conference in Beijing. [Photo/Xinhua] |
The rural basic management system must improve
The rural land management rights transfer, land concentration and scale land use should move in proportion to urbanization and changes of rural labor, as well as technological progress and social service in agriculture.
safer food better villages
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If any farmland or water is seriously polluted, the area should be taken out of use, and supervision should be stepped up on food safety.
The government has also pledged to enrich the peasantry and take care care of their children, women and the aged left behind in villages, as many of their families might be working in cities.
"Soil culture" shall not be ruptured, as villages were sources for the Chinese traditional civilization and the countryside shall by no means turn into "desolate villages, left-behind villages or hometowns alive only in memory," the statement said.
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