URBANIZATION

Urbanization in China



Urbanization in China

Introduction

The study is related to the urbanization of China, as it is known as China is one of the countries where the process of economic development is rapid, due to which people from different parts of the world are moving towards the China.

Discussion

Trend of Urbanization in China

The planet has urbanized; the world's dominant life is no longer the country and is no longer characterized by the village life, such as the date in the history of mankind has always been the case. Because cultural development has occurred with the onset of the cities more than 10,000 years ago in fast-paced, still further increasing dynamics and the future appears to belong without alternatives the city, the Communist leadership continued on the path of urbanization, with the countries industrialization has begun, which were so powerful and rich and even live where now been 70-90 percent of people in cities (Carl, 2000).

At the End of 2007 there were 590 million Chinese people in cities, this figure will be 700 million by 2015, the total population will then increase to 1.39 billion. Thus, China would not have long connected to the degree of urbanization of the old industrial countries, but the exodus of another 110 million people from the villages to the towns within a few years will provide the country with enormous problems, because the process takes place in China and also in many other emerging and developing countries - much faster and much more powerfully than in the starting period of industrialization in the 19th Century. In the past 30 years, the city's population has tripled from 200 million to nearly 600 million (Woetzel, 2003).

Reason Why Chinese Move to Cities

China has experienced over the last decades of government sponsored wave of unparalleled urbanization. And if it goes to the government for the progress of urbanization and modernization is the same, should this process go as quickly. It is desired to live that by 2050 two thirds of Chinese people in cities, so would the urbanization rate grow by 20 percent, to dig around a further 300 million to the cities. There are still only 48 percent of Chinese city dwellers; the world has lived more than half the population lives in cities.

The level of urbanization reflects the economic, technical and scientific progress. Cities seem to unfold out of itself by the compression of space, the quick interplay of the processes and the connection to the worldwide network of cities in a dynamic of modernization; we must deflect only in order to use them (Chand and Hu, 2003). There seems to be this formula that seemed in China of State or copy of the party because, around the country to move on, which is any way in an overheated growth, which also endangers the ecological foundations of life. Moreover, China has been undergoing many kinds of rapid transformation since 1978, including the expansion and population growth of towns and cities, and the urbanization of ...