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STUDY ON REASONABLENESS OF THE MAN-LAND RELATIONSHIP OF NANJING CITY

Tong Ben-qing

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According to the acceleration of China's urbanization, the central cities will develop on high-speed and people will centralize to central cities. That will make the contradiction of man-land relationship more and more complex. This paper takes the Nanjing city as a case study, brings up a reasonable toleration of population of the city and propose some executive countermeasure.

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According to the acceleration of China's urbanization, the central cities will develop on high-speed and people will centralize to central cities. That will make the contradiction of man-land relationship more and more complex. This paper takes the Nanjing city as a case study, brings up a reasonable toleration of population of the city and propose some executive countermeasure.

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According to the acceleration of China's urbanization, the central cities will develop on high-speed and people will centralize to central cities. That will make the contradiction of man-land relationship more and more complex. This paper takes the Nanjing city as a case study, brings up a reasonable toleration of population of the city and propose some executive countermeasure.

Key concepts: Contradiction, Urbanization, Countermeasure, China, Geography, Toleration, Population, Central city

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