Research on the Issue of Rural Women in China
LI Lu-tang
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LI Lu-tang
Abstract
This paper analyzes the issue of rural women,the gender division of the labor and employment,the feminization in the agriculture,the status of their families and their changes,the scientific and cultural qualities of rural women and their trainings,the rural female labour force mobility and the factors affecting rural women and poverty,women and the rural population reproduction,rural women resources,the environment and sustainable development in rural areas and women's participation in politics,and also gives the useful experience and the weaknesses.In the rural women's development should be linked with the rural reality and the research on the rural women should adopt the combination of quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis.
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This paper analyzes the issue of rural women,the gender division of the labor and employment,the feminization in the agriculture,the status of their families and their changes,the scientific and cultural qualities of rural women and their trainings,the rural female labour force mobility and the factors affecting rural women and poverty,women and the rural population reproduction,rural women resources,the environment and sustainable development in rural areas and women's participation in politics,and also gives the useful experience and the weaknesses.In the rural women's development should be linked with the rural reality and the research on the rural women should adopt the combination of quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis.
Key concepts: China, Economic growth, Rural area, Feminization (sociology), Poverty, Rural history, Sustainable development, Rural sociology