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Deng Xiaoping's Important Thought on the Acceleration of Agricultural Development

Sheng Cheng

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China is a big agricultural country,the development of national economy is restricted by its low level of productive forces.Deng Xiaoping put forward many important thought for the acceleration of China's agricultural development and the realization of agricultural modernization,which is of great guidance meaning to us.

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China is a big agricultural country,the development of national economy is restricted by its low level of productive forces.Deng Xiaoping put forward many important thought for the acceleration of China's agricultural development and the realization of agricultural modernization,which is of great guidance meaning to us.

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China is a big agricultural country,the development of national economy is restricted by its low level of productive forces.Deng Xiaoping put forward many important thought for the acceleration of China's agricultural development and the realization of agricultural modernization,which is of great guidance meaning to us.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, China, Agriculture, Productive forces, Acceleration, Meaning (existential), Realization (probability), Agricultural development

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