What percentage of China s rural area is China?

This statement is inaccurate, because of the rural migrant workers.

Whether or not they should be counted as peasants is not a small controversy. It would be more accurate to say that there is an indicator of the proportion of rural residents and urban residents, that is, the level of urbanization.

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The Blue Book of Cities was published in 2013

It is believed that China's true rate of complete urbanization is only.

The urbanization rate of permanent residents in 2012 was released by the National Bureau of Statistics.

It is generally believed that the National Bureau of Statistics counts the urbanization rate of the permanent population, while the "Urban Blue Book" mentions the complete urbanization rate of the population that can fully enjoy the treatment of citizens.

Therefore, the proportion of China's urban resident population to the national population is, and the proportion of the urban population enjoying full citizen treatment to the national population is. The rest can be seen as the rural population.

According to statistics, as of the end of 2019, the country has a total area of 100 million mu of collective land and trillions of yuan in book assets, of which trillions of yuan in operating assets, which are the main sources of collective economic income; Non-operating assets trillion yuan.

Rural China, October 1934. "Rural China" was published in Shanghai in October 1934 by the China Rural Economic Research Society under the leadership of the Shanghai Party Organization of the Communist Party of China. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, "Rural China" not only contributed to the propaganda of the CPC's theories and policies, but also played a role in uniting the vast number of young people to fight for the revolutionary cause.

China's rural land area accounts for the country's total.

Rural Collective Land Structure:

1. Look at it as a whole.

The total area of collective land in the country is 100 million mu, and the book assets are trillion yuan, of which the operating assets are trillion yuan, which is the main collective economic income, and the non-operating assets are trillion yuan. There are more than 10,000 wholly-owned enterprises under the collective, with total assets of one trillion yuan.

2. From the structural point of view.

Fixed assets are trillion yuan, of which 2 3 are non-operating fixed assets used for public services such as education, science and technology, culture, and health.

3. From the perspective of geographical distribution.

The rural collective assets are generally distributed in a "distribution pattern", with the assets of the eastern region accounting for one trillion yuan, accounting for the total assets, and the assets of the central and western regions are roughly the same. In addition, more than 3 of the 4 assets are concentrated in 14% of the villages.

Rural land refers to cultivated land, forest land, grassland, and other land used for agriculture in accordance with the law, which is collectively owned by the collectives and used by the peasants in accordance with the law, and is referred to as agricultural land.

The Rural Land Contract Law stipulates that members of rural collective economic organizations have the right to contract rural land contracted by their collective economic organizations in accordance with the law. No organization or individual may deprive or unlawfully restrict the right of members of rural collective economic organizations to contract land. After the rural land is contracted, the nature of the ownership of the land remains unchanged.

The contracted land shall not be bought or sold.

The Rural Land Contract Law stipulates in the form of law the important issues involved in land contracting, which is bound to further stabilize the party's land contract policy in the rural areas, and is of far-reaching significance for safeguarding the fundamental rights and interests of hundreds of millions of peasants, promoting agricultural development, and maintaining rural stability.

China's cultivated land area accounts for about 9% of the world's cultivated land area, and according to the "2019 National Cultivated Land Quality Grade Bulletin", China has a total of 100 million mu of cultivated land. India has the largest arable land area in the world, with an area of 10,000 square kilometers.

It occupies 57% of India's land area.

What kind of land is suitable for arable land:

There should be two main factors to consider, namely terrain and climate. First of all, the topography is obviously flat terrain suitable for development as cultivated land, plains and plateaus are flat terrain and are suitable for development as cultivated land, while hilly mountains and rugged plateaus, such as the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau.

It is not suitable for large-scale development of cultivated land. Secondly, the climate is obviously the need for heat and precipitation moderate, can meet the growth of crops, suitable for the development of cultivated land, such as Russia, although the land area is huge, but most of the region is located in the middle and high latitudes, the climate is cold, the heat is insufficient, crops are difficult to mature, not Wang Wang can only become cultivated land development. In addition, such as the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China.

Due to the high altitude, the average altitude reaches more than 4,000 meters, forming an alpine climate, which is not hot enough and difficult to grow crops.

China's arable land accounts for 7 percent of the world's total.

China's total arable land ranks fourth among all countries in the world, while its per capita arable land is only one-third of the world average. Cultivated land is divided into different grades according to its quality.

According to the "Map of China's 11 Million Land Resources", among the cultivated land of the old Chinese people, the first-class cultivated land accounts for the total cultivated land area without restriction and ***, the second-class cultivated land area accounts for the area, the third-class cultivated land area accounts for the area, and there is also cultivated land that is not suitable for agricultural cultivation.

The answer to the sail for the cultivated area is calculated as:

The area of cultivated land at the beginning of the year, plus the area of cultivated land increased in the current year, minus the area of cultivated land decreased in the current year. The area of cultivated land increased in the current year refers to the area of cultivated land increased in the current year due to the newly cultivated land (newly reclaimed wasteland that has been planted with crops in the current year), the land occupied by infrastructure construction for cultivation, the siltation of river water, the leveling of land, and the control of mountains and waters.

The area of cultivated land reduced in the current year refers to the land occupied by the national infrastructure in the current year (refers to the cultivated land actually occupied by the competent departments at or above the county level for the construction of water conservancy, the construction of highways, railways, civil aviation airports, the construction of industrial and mining enterprises, and the construction of schools and buildings approved by the competent departments at or above the county level).

The land occupied by rural collective infrastructure (the cultivated land actually occupied by the construction or expansion of rural enterprises, the construction of water conservancy projects, the construction of roads, and the construction of offices and production facilities, such as drying yards, livestock sheds, pigsties, etc.), the land occupied by individual farmers, the area of afforestation returned from farmland, the area of farmland returned to grazing, and the area due to natural disasters.

The area of cultivated land that has been abandoned and actually reduced.

China's arable land area accounts for 18% of the country's area, accounts for 7&0% of the world's arable land area, and feeds 21% of the world's population.

Mountains account for 1 3 and mountainous areas (including mountains, plateaus and hills) account for 2 3

According to the 2005 China Agricultural Development Report released by the Ministry of Agriculture, in 2003, China's total population was 100 million, of which the rural population was 100 million, generally referred to as about 900 million farmers.

According to the China Statistical Yearbook released by the National Bureau of Statistics, the total rural population in 2003 was 100 million, generally referred to as about 800 million farmers. Among them, the data of the National Bureau of Statistics are the estimated figures of the sample survey of population changes. The main reason for this gap is that there are about 100 million migrant workers in China.

Seven out of ten are peasant friends, a large proportion.