2004Journal of Anhui Normal UniversityRequires access

Survey of Chinese present urban community construction

Chai Wen-jie

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This paper analyses the existing chief problems of Chinese present urban community construction and points out that community construction is the demand of the current economic social development. It put forwards several tasks which should be accomplished recently to push Chinese urban community construction on a path of benign development.

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This paper analyses the existing chief problems of Chinese present urban community construction and points out that community construction is the demand of the current economic social development. It put forwards several tasks which should be accomplished recently to push Chinese urban community construction on a path of benign development.

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This paper analyses the existing chief problems of Chinese present urban community construction and points out that community construction is the demand of the current economic social development. It put forwards several tasks which should be accomplished recently to push Chinese urban community construction on a path of benign development.

Key concepts: Urban community, Urban construction, Environmental planning, Chinese community, Chinese city, Path (computing), Community development, Business

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