Spatiotemporal evolution of the coupling coordination between inheritance of local culture and new-style urbanization in China

Lu, Yan; Shen, Xia; Liu, Pengling

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“…In the field of urbanization, there have been many studies on culture, including the analysis of the preservation of ancestral temples in the process of urbanization, which is an important representation of Chinese traditional culture, and the differences in migration destinations caused by cultural origin in the process of urban-rural mobility. These are important references that explain the process of urbanization through culture [44][45][46]. Fei stated that "family" is an important foundation of traditional Chinese culture and the basic unit of the functioning of Chinese society [47].…”

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A Framework for Analyzing the Family Urbanization of China from a “Culture–Institution” Perspective

Zhu

Huang

2022

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There is a growing number of studies on the phenomenon of urbanization and family migration in China, but there is a lack of corresponding underlying logical constructs to explain the underlying patterns of the phenomenon. Based on the development of Western urbanization theories, it is proposed that the traditional urbanization theories, which are purely based on economic dynamics, are insufficient to explain the characteristic patterns of Chinese household urbanization, and traditional urbanization theories usually ignore the role of Chinese family-oriented cultural concepts. Through a theoretical review and a summary of the characteristics of the phenomenon, we propose an analytical framework based on “culture–institution”, in which the cultural and ethical concepts represented by family orientation and intergenerational upbringing are the ideological basis of family urbanization. In this process, China’s household registration system and land system have resulted in the coexistence of multiple stages of urbanization, such as moving to the city, moving to the city in stages, and moving back to the city. The purposes of this study are to explain the phenomenon of Chinese family urbanization by constructing a “culture–institution” framework and to expand the relevant content of China’s theoretical urbanization system. A deep understanding of family urbanization with Chinese characteristics is important for the steady promotion of new urbanization in the new era.

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A Framework for Analyzing the Family Urbanization of China from a “Culture–Institution” Perspective

Zhu

Huang

2022

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A Study on the Influence of the Income Structure on the Consumption Structure of Rural Residents in China

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Liu

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The gentle development of the economy is an important link to realize sustainable development in a holistic way. In recent years, due to the notable decline in the scale of exports and investment, China’s economic growth has decreased significantly, and consumption has become the main force driving economic growth. Promoting sustainable economic development is an important problem in the current development of China. In this study, the ELES model was adopted to analyze how the consumption structure is affected by the income structure among rural residents in China. The results show the following: (1) The income structure of rural residents has a significant impact on the consumption structure, and their consumption behaviors conform to the “mental accounting” hypothesis. (2) Net property income and net transfer income account for a small proportion, but marginal propensity to consume (referred to as MPC) is relatively large. Net operating income and wage income form a large proportion of disposable income with low MPC. (3) In the future, expenditures on food, tobacco, and alcohol will slow down remarkably, and more money will be spent on healthcare, transportation and communication, and housing, forming an increasing proportion of expenditures. In summary, this study suggests that scientific and effective policy measures should be issued to boost the income level of rural residents in a targeted manner, optimize the income structure, and improve the rural consumption environment, so as to comprehensively promote rural consumption.

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Spatiotemporal evolution of the coupling coordination between inheritance of local culture and new-style urbanization in China

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

A Framework for Analyzing the Family Urbanization of China from a “Culture–Institution” Perspective

A Framework for Analyzing the Family Urbanization of China from a “Culture–Institution” Perspective

A Study on the Influence of the Income Structure on the Consumption Structure of Rural Residents in China

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