英文摘要 |
This paper quotes the ''Northern Qiang-su Land Reform Documents'' to study the actual process and problems of the northern Qiang-su land reform after Chinese Communist Party founded New China in 1949. Also, the author of this paper tries to explore the effects of the land reform reflected on the New Democracy's unsustainable result. The land reform for new librated areas began in the second half of 1950 and completed by the end of 1952 (except Guangdong Province). The rural structure of China has undergone a drastic change. In the land reform, the political power in the countryside was organized by the CCP to include poor farmers. After the completion of the land reform across the country, hundreds of millions of small-scale farmers had emerged. Under such a rural structure, the flattening of production relations and the fragmentation of agricultural land to pieces, agricultural productivity was difficult to grow significantly. The ''Middle-class Peasant Agriculturalization'' phenomenon and the structural problem of ''Equal Poverty'' gradually emerged. In addition, the spontaneous capitalist nature of the differentiation of new rich farmers occurred in some rural areas. To break through this crux, the assembling of the labors towards the collective line and let-go of the rich peasant economy toward the right line had become divergent points in the CCP on the development of socialism. Controversy over the rich peasants' route had gradually surfaced. The following year after the completion of the land reform, Mao Zedong proposed the General Route for the transition period to transform to socialistic society. Thus the New Democracy lost its solid foundation. For the study for the premature end of the New Democracy, after the reform and opening up in 1980's, there was many researches and discussions in the China academic circles. Most of them focused on the divergence of views between Liu Shaoqi and Mao Zedong on the issue of rich peasant economics, and the ideology of the Communist Party was anxious to achieve the Soviet Union socialistic pattern. However, the paper argues that the CCP's land reform policy, the process and result of its implementation nationwide are also one of the important reasons that made the new democracy unsustainable. |