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Mental Problems and Countermeasures of New-age Peasant Workers

Huang Wen-xia

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China is a labor-intensive country,and the phenomenon of peasant working out of home is universal.New-age peasant workers have become the main force of peasant workers.We should make effort to solve the mental problems of new-age peasant workers,improve their ability of resisting risks,and promote the construction of socialist harmonious society.

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China is a labor-intensive country,and the phenomenon of peasant working out of home is universal.New-age peasant workers have become the main force of peasant workers.We should make effort to solve the mental problems of new-age peasant workers,improve their ability of resisting risks,and promote the construction of socialist harmonious society.

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China is a labor-intensive country,and the phenomenon of peasant working out of home is universal.New-age peasant workers have become the main force of peasant workers.We should make effort to solve the mental problems of new-age peasant workers,improve their ability of resisting risks,and promote the construction of socialist harmonious society.

Key concepts: Peasant, China, Harmonious Society, Phenomenon, Economic growth, Business, Economic system, Political science

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