Unique Make-work Project:Rural Areas Try Employing University Grads as Villages' Officials
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China's Central Government started the construction of a new socialist countryside initiative in 2005,in an effort to improve agricultural production,the management of the underdeveloped rural areas and people's living standards.Nearly 800 million of China's approximate 1.3 billion residents live in rural,underdeveloped areas.To meet rural,grass-roots organizations'demands for qualified personnel,many local governments have implemented the unique project of employing university graduates as villages'officials.As part of that initiative,many young people have devoted themselves to the construction of China's rural areas.But how have they handled their routine work?Have they been able to withstand the challenges thrown at them?Let's try, throuqh this article,to walk in their shoes...
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China's Central Government started the construction of a new socialist countryside initiative in 2005,in an effort to improve agricultural production,the management of the underdeveloped rural areas and people's living standards.Nearly 800 million of China's approximate 1.3 billion residents live in rural,underdeveloped areas.To meet rural,grass-roots organizations'demands for qualified personnel,many local governments have implemented the unique project of employing university graduates as villages'officials.As part of that initiative,many young people have devoted themselves to the construction of China's rural areas.But how have they handled their routine work?Have they been able to withstand the challenges thrown at them?Let's try, throuqh this article,to walk in their shoes...
Key concepts: Work (physics), China, Rural area, Government (linguistics), Economic growth, Agriculture, Rural development, Political science