Journal of Rural Problems
Online ISSN : 2185-9973
Print ISSN : 0388-8525
ISSN-L : 0388-8525
The Structure of Social Problems in Rural China
A Case of Shanghai's Suburban Rural after Reform
Zhen Wang
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1997 Volume 32 Issue 4 Pages 181-190

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Chinese rapid economic development has make its suburban rural become richer than its other rural areaes since 1980's. However, changes of rural societies and differentiation of the peasant start with the introduction of market economy and the the function of village governing peasants decreases with the disintegration of People's Community. The money worship reduce supervision to basic-level cadre in these areaes. Therefore, various social problems have also been produced in the developed rural.
The purpose of this paper is to analyse the structure of social problems in rural china and its background with an example of Shanghai's surburb rural in the process of economic development, its results are as follow: (1) in all social problems, the first important social problem to effect the daily living of peasants is the deterioration of social order, and the second is gamblem. (2) The stealing crimes fastly increase with rapid economic development, especially, the stealing crimes increase further with increasing of peasants working away from the less developed rural areaes. (3) The civil disputes in the rural have mainly concentrated on the troubles on house land ownership between peasant families. (4) In recent years, the relationship between cadres and peasants becomes more antagonistic.
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