Thoughts about the Development Trend of Chinese Towns
Duan Jin-ju
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Duan Jin-ju
Abstract
The development of towns in China has already displayed the new trend: the regional differences have further expanded;the metropolis and the crowded regions of urbans have become the fast-developing regions of towns;the industrial clusters have been the source of impetus to towns;all provinces have removed and merged the towns,and some economic and social effects have been made.According to the law of economy,we should execute two kinds of spatial guidance strategies to towns;continue to advance the population and industrial gathering;extremely concentrate on the development of central towns etc,this will have vital significance not only to the healthy development of towns but also to healthy development of total urbanization of China.
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The development of towns in China has already displayed the new trend: the regional differences have further expanded;the metropolis and the crowded regions of urbans have become the fast-developing regions of towns;the industrial clusters have been the source of impetus to towns;all provinces have removed and merged the towns,and some economic and social effects have been made.According to the law of economy,we should execute two kinds of spatial guidance strategies to towns;continue to advance the population and industrial gathering;extremely concentrate on the development of central towns etc,this will have vital significance not only to the healthy development of towns but also to healthy development of total urbanization of China.
Key concepts: Urbanization, China, Geography, Economic geography, Economic growth, Central city, Population, Regional science