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Harmonious Society and Compulsory Education in Less-Developed Rural Areas

AN Kun-ting

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Fairness of education,compulsory education in particular,is the major content of a harmonious society.However the present compulsory education in China is not fair in the rural areas,especially in the less-developed rural areas.Effective methods should be adapted to improve such a situation,which is required in the construction of a harmonious society.

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Fairness of education,compulsory education in particular,is the major content of a harmonious society.However the present compulsory education in China is not fair in the rural areas,especially in the less-developed rural areas.Effective methods should be adapted to improve such a situation,which is required in the construction of a harmonious society.

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Fairness of education,compulsory education in particular,is the major content of a harmonious society.However the present compulsory education in China is not fair in the rural areas,especially in the less-developed rural areas.Effective methods should be adapted to improve such a situation,which is required in the construction of a harmonious society.

Key concepts: Harmonious Society, Compulsory education, China, Rural area, Economic growth, Political science, Socioeconomics, Sociology

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