Research on Rural Spatial Distribution in China Based on Urban-Rural Integrated Planning Management
Yu Tao, Jingxiang Zhang, Sun Li-jing, Wen-yun Huang
Abstract
Yu Tao, Jingxiang Zhang, Sun Li-jing, Wen-yun Huang
Abstract
Along with the rapid development of urbanization and industrialization in China, the vast rural areas in China, especially in developed regions, is confronted with new development bottleneck and confusion. Under such circumstance, universal attention has been paid to urban-rural integrated planning as an effective way to promote positive interaction between urban and rural areas as well as a new perspective to study rural spatial distribution in a new area in China. By analyzing the concept and connotation of urban-rural integrated planning in combination with the case study of Jiangning subdistrict in Nanjing, this paper carries out some useful exploration in current problems and contradictions in rural spatial development, methods and principles for distribution planning as well as innovation of relative supporting policies and systems in China.
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Along with the rapid development of urbanization and industrialization in China, the vast rural areas in China, especially in developed regions, is confronted with new development bottleneck and confusion. Under such circumstance, universal attention has been paid to urban-rural integrated planning as an effective way to promote positive interaction between urban and rural areas as well as a new perspective to study rural spatial distribution in a new area in China. By analyzing the concept and connotation of urban-rural integrated planning in combination with the case study of Jiangning subdistrict in Nanjing, this paper carries out some useful exploration in current problems and contradictions in rural spatial development, methods and principles for distribution planning as well as innovation of relative supporting policies and systems in China.
Key concepts: Connotation, China, Urbanization, Bottleneck, Industrialisation, Environmental planning, Confusion, Distribution (mathematics)