Lecture

The Future is in the Countryside: Economy of China

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Description

This lecture explores the potential of rural China, focusing on the city-countryside relationship, the impact of Chinese campaigns, and the challenges faced by rural communities. It delves into the economic past, the importance of property law, and the ongoing reforms in the countryside to achieve economic diversification and environmental protection.

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