Where are the richest peasants in China, and how many peasants are there in China?

Huaxi Village Huaxi Village is located in Huashi Town, Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, in 1996 by the Ministry of Agriculture as a national large-scale township enterprise, the village has a total of 380 households, 1520 people, an area of square kilometers. In 2009, Huaxi Village was selected as the first village in China by the China World Records Association, and Huaxi Village created a number of world records and China's largest by the China World Records Association. (The richest village in China at present).

Since 2001, Wu Renbao and Huaxi people have creatively proposed the "one point and five unifications" (one point, that is, the village and the enterprise should be separated, and the newly merged 16 villages will be planned into 12 villages, and the original village committee after the merger will still be self-governing and elected by the villagers. The five unifications are: first, the economy is managed by West China in a unified manner, second, the labor force is arranged in a unified manner under the same conditions, third, welfare is distributed by West China, the fourth is that villages are planned and constructed by West China, and the fifth is the unified leadership of the Huaxi Village Party Committee. Together with the surrounding 16 villages, the area has expanded from the original square kilometers to 30 square kilometers, and the population has increased from more than 2,000 to more than 30,000 Huaxi Village is a typical example of the country's rural areas taking the road of common prosperity, in 2004, the per capita wage income of Huaxi Village was 10,000 yuan.

In the same year, the per capita net income of farmers was 2,936 yuan, and the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 9,422 yuan. The income of Huaxi people is twice that of peasants and urban residents in China. In 2009, Huaxi Village was selected as the first village in China by the China World Records Association, and Huaxi Village created a number of world and China best by the China World Records Association.

Wu Renbao from the 60s of the last century as the secretary of the party branch of Huaxi Village, led the whole village on the road to common prosperity, in 2005, the village achieved sales of more than 30 billion yuan, each villager deposit of 1 million yuan.

You look up "Huaxi Village", in Jiangsu, although it is considered a rural area, but the standard of living has caught up with the big cities. It is not unusual for villagers to have houses and cars.

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There are 509.79 million farmers in China.

On May 11, 2021, the main data of the seventh national population census were released, and the population living in cities and towns was 901.99 million, accounting for; The population living in rural areas is 509.79 million, accounting for.

Compared with 2010, the urban population increased by 236.42 million, while the rural population decreased by 164.36 million, and the proportion of urban population increased by one percentage point.

With the in-depth development of China's new industrialization, informatization and agricultural modernization and the implementation of the policy of urbanization of agricultural transfer population, China's new urbanization process has been steadily advancing in the past 10 years, and historic achievements have been made in urbanization.

The rural population includes:

1. The permanent population in the number of state-owned farm households.

2. The permanent population in rural households.

This includes migrant workers who live in rural areas, temporary factory workers, and students with household registration in rural areas, but does not include state workers with household registration in rural areas.

According to the data of the Fifth Population Census, among the 31 provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and servicemen on active duty on the mainland, 807.39 million live in rural areas, accounting for the total population, a decrease of one percentage point compared with the Fourth National Population Census.

In 2021, there were still about 100 million farmers in China.

Since 1949, there have been 100 million people in China, of which the proportion of rural population; By 2018, the country's population had reached nearly 1.4 billion, but the proportion of rural population had dropped. This means that in 70 years, the proportion of Chinese farmers has decreased by 50%. In other words, one of China's 1.4 billion people are farmers, and roughly calculated that as of 2018, there are still about 100 million farmers in China.

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Listen to the moonlight tinkling down in the woods, clattering on the grassy slopes and on the lake; In the field not far from the door, there are thin soft waves in the field, where there are bursts of frog chirping like a tide, listening to these natural sounds with your heart, you will feel the depth and beauty of the countryside under the moon.

Counting the old peasants over the age of 60 or 70, it is estimated that the number of peasants in China should not exceed 100 million.

However, there are currently no less than 700 million people who are "farmers".

According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics in 2021, as of the end of 2020, China's rural population was 100 million, of which the agricultural population (i.e., those engaged in the primary industry) was 100 million. As a result, there are about 100 million peasants in China. It should be noted that the "peasants" here refer to the population engaged in agricultural production, and do not include the migrant workers in the cities.

In 2021, there were still about 100 million farmers in China.

Since 1949, there have been 100 million people in China, including rural people.

proportion; By 2018, the country's population had reached nearly 1.4 billion, but the proportion of rural population had dropped. This means that in 70 years, the proportion of Chinese farmers has decreased by 50%. In other words, among the 1.4 billion people in China's hidden core are farmers, and roughly calculated that as of 2018, there are still about 100 million farmers in China.

The underlying reason is that China has risen from a poor and backward agricultural country to the world's second largest economy.

Over the past 70 years, the number of cities in China has increased significantly, the size of the urban population has expanded significantly, and the total economic output has increased significantly.

The secondary and tertiary industries have become the national Kailu economy.

The main pillars.

As of 2022, there are 600 million farmers in China's 1.4 billion people.

Current livelihood problems:

1. Commercial development is lagging behind, and the market price level is generally high.

With the development of China's economic disturbance and economic development, in the process of accelerating the urbanization process, some areas inevitably appear relatively lagging behind in commercial development, which is manifested as: first, the commercial development plan is not advanced enough, the layout is not reasonable enough, and the second is that the commercial scale is not large enough, and there is a lack of large-scale leaders; Third, due to the special geographical location and lack of resources, the overall market price level is on the high side, which inhibits some consumer demand.

2. Insufficient infrastructure construction brings inconvenience to the production and life of the masses.

In rural areas, there is still insufficient investment in infrastructure construction such as roads, and in cities there are phenomena and problems of poor traffic and excessive environmental pollution in cities, and in rural areas, there are still phenomena such as difficulty in traveling, and infrastructure such as electricity, drainage and irrigation is not in place.

3. The gap between the rich and the poor has widened.

Because the fruits of China's economic growth have not been shared by all social strata, but are owned by a small number of people, and the problems of unbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable economic development still exist, this has led to the gradual increase in the income gap between urban and rural residents, the income gap between various industries, and the gap between the rich and the poor between regions.

4. The development of public education is slow.

In the process of development of public education, there are still problems such as unfair education, unreasonable allocation of educational resources and imperfect educational policies, which have led to the slow development of public education and the inability to keep up with the pace of the times. As a result, some contradictions have also arisen, such as the difficulty of migrant workers' children in going to school, and the difficulty of children in remote and poor areas to receive education. <>