Political Integration and Reconstruction of Chongqing Rural Society in Early Years of Establishment of the Nation

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10.2991/icessms-16.2017.23How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Early years of establishment of the nation, Chongqing, Rural society, Political integration, Reconstruction

Abstract

In the early years of establishment of the nation, both social environment and peasants' living environment were complex. In the face of severe development situation, Chongqing rural area conformed to the call of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and established political integration and reconstruction mechanism for rural society so as to meet social demand for new China construction. This not just promoted rural order, but also eradicated traditional neighborhood administrative system during taking over old regime. Meanwhile, complete rural land right was established and improved. During restoring political factor, cultural factor, and economic factor in the structure of rural society in Chongqing, political participation enthusiasm of rural peasants was mobilized to the largest extent. This paper intensively interprets social necessity and specific implementation strategy of political integration and reconstruction of Chongqing rural society in the early years of establishment of the nation, and discusses the political function of political integration and reconstruction so as to clearly deconstruct political integration and reconstruction framework of Chongqing rural society and offer reference.

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© 2017, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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