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Reflections and Recommendations of Rural Culture Construction in New Times

Liao Xinyu

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China's rural cultural development is an important component of China modernization,the promotion of new rural construction has an important role,this paper analyzes the current cultural construction in rural areas the main problems and difficulties,based on the proposed new rural cultural construction of countermeasures and suggestions.

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China's rural cultural development is an important component of China modernization,the promotion of new rural construction has an important role,this paper analyzes the current cultural construction in rural areas the main problems and difficulties,based on the proposed new rural cultural construction of countermeasures and suggestions.

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China's rural cultural development is an important component of China modernization,the promotion of new rural construction has an important role,this paper analyzes the current cultural construction in rural areas the main problems and difficulties,based on the proposed new rural cultural construction of countermeasures and suggestions.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, China, Promotion (chess), Rural area, Political science, Economic growth, Business, Economics

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