2006Journal of Library and Information Sciences in AgricultureRequires access

New Socialist Rural Area Construction and Rural Library Cause

Jun‐Wei Zhu

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Building a new socialist countryside is a major historic task set at the Fifth Plenary Session of the Sixteenth. With the social function the rural library will play an important role in bringing up new farmers and promoting new countryside construction. Meanwhile the issue of the strategy task will also promote rural library cause.

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Building a new socialist countryside is a major historic task set at the Fifth Plenary Session of the Sixteenth. With the social function the rural library will play an important role in bringing up new farmers and promoting new countryside construction. Meanwhile the issue of the strategy task will also promote rural library cause.

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Building a new socialist countryside is a major historic task set at the Fifth Plenary Session of the Sixteenth. With the social function the rural library will play an important role in bringing up new farmers and promoting new countryside construction. Meanwhile the issue of the strategy task will also promote rural library cause.

Key concepts: Plenary session, Rural area, Task (project management), Function (biology), Session (web analytics), Economic growth, Political science, Business

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