Promoting Planning Urban and Rural Development as a Whole by Scientific Developmental View
Jiang Zuo-pei
Abstract
Jiang Zuo-pei
Abstract
One of the important issues of setting up all-round, balanced, sustainable developmental view is properly balancing urban and rural development in order to realize the prosperity of both urban and rural areas. To balance urban and rural development, we should insist on the equal and unified relationship between the city and countryside, the mutual influence and complementarity between city and countryside, the economic and social equilibrium and coordination between city and countryside, the sustainable development of city and countryside, and the concept of man-oriented. This is the only way to found the cooperation between city and countryside and whereby to open a new win-win complexion for the city and countryside.
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One of the important issues of setting up all-round, balanced, sustainable developmental view is properly balancing urban and rural development in order to realize the prosperity of both urban and rural areas. To balance urban and rural development, we should insist on the equal and unified relationship between the city and countryside, the mutual influence and complementarity between city and countryside, the economic and social equilibrium and coordination between city and countryside, the sustainable development of city and countryside, and the concept of man-oriented. This is the only way to found the cooperation between city and countryside and whereby to open a new win-win complexion for the city and countryside.
Key concepts: Rural area, Prosperity, Complementarity (molecular biology), Sustainable development, Economic growth, Order (exchange), Urban planning, Business