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Development Model of Rural Complex against the Backdrop of Rural Revitalization Strategy:A Case Study of "Baixianggu" in Jing'an County

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  • YU, Ying
  • WANG, Zhiming
  • HUANG, Jiangnan
  • XIONG, Simin

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Rural complex is a new type of rural revitalization and development model, and fully mastering the concept and connotation of this model is of great significance to the construction of rural complex in our country. This paper makes an all-round research and discussion on the basic situation, development advantages, model characteristics and existing problems of the rural complex development model of Baixianggu in Jing'an County, and puts forward the corresponding optimization path in view of the existing problems of Baixianggu project, in order to provide scientific and objective reference basis for the construction of national rural complex.

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  • YU, Ying & WANG, Zhiming & HUANG, Jiangnan & XIONG, Simin, 2020. "Development Model of Rural Complex against the Backdrop of Rural Revitalization Strategy:A Case Study of "Baixianggu" in Jing'an County," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 12(01), January.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:303838
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.303838
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