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In China, as a farmer, one receives two plots of land for free from the government (or the Chinese Communist Party, which is the ruling party): one for cultivation and one for building a house. Farmers in China are exempt from taxes and receive government subsidies. Land trading is prohibited in China to prevent land consolidation and the emergence of a large number of landless farmers. If farmers lose their land and have to rent land from landlords, they would be exploited and fall into extreme poverty. Ensuring that farmers have their own land and prohibiting land consolidation were the reasons why farmers supported the Communist Party during the revolution, and it is also the Party's promise to the farmers. One of the reasons Western countries criticize the Communist Party is the claim that the Chinese people do not own land, as it is held by the Party. This is not true. In China, urban land is owned by the state, meaning all the people, and rural land is owned by village collectives. As long as the Communist Party remains true to its original mission and its promise to the farmers, China's land will not be privatized.
Great ！Jack, you and Sophia actually went to the real countryside of China, this place is beautiful, the farmers are very nice, thank you for letting us know about China. Well done, please continue!
Hey my favorite beautiful couple Jack Torr and Sophia! Such a beautiful vlog! Both of you look very beautiful in traditional Chinese dress! Jack I love your drone footage! Amazing view! Thank you so much for sharing! Always enjoy watching your videos! Very informative and entertaining! Love you guys! My prayers are always with you and your family! Take care and Cheers!❤
What the tour guide said was not quite accurate. He was talking about the state-owned land ownership of commercial housing in the city. When Chinese citizens buy houses, they will obtain the right to use the state-owned land ownership for 70 years. After the 70 years expire, it will be automatically extended without additional fees. Chinese law stipulates this, I personally think it is because the constitution stipulates that all land is state-owned and individuals only have the right to use it, but the property law protects personal property, which is inconsistent with the constitution, so such a compromise plan was designed to allow you to own the land forever in disguise. In addition, the state also has a back-up plan. When the state needs this land, if the current owner of the right to use it has exceeded the period, the land can be taken back from a legal perspective. However, the ownership of land in rural and urban commercial housing is different. The land in rural China is collectively owned. Farmers will be allocated reasonable land for farming and pay a small amount of rent to the state every year. The right to use this land is unlimited. In theory, as long as you continue to pay rent, you can continue to use it. In China, this method is called: the contract responsibility system for linking remuneration to output.
Yes, I was about to comment the actual policy and I read yours. You made it very clear. And the only thing I would like to clarify is that there is no "small amount of rent" , on the contrary , the farmers would receive gov. subsidy if they keeps farming on their lands instead.
Another reason for the 70-year tenure is to prevent capitalists from taking advantage of legal loopholes to annex large amounts of land, which would squeeze the living space at the bottom. If this happens, the state can legally reclaim the land and redistribute it to the bottom. If you study the history of China, you will find that almost every dynasty lasted less than 300 years, the first emperor was usually very wise, and gave land to the peasants, because they could buy and sell freely, many peasants sold their land for immediate profit, 200 years later, the land was concentrated in the hands of landlords and bureaucrats, and the peasants lost the land they depended on for survival.If there is some natural disaster or economic crisis, the people will be destitute, they will organize a revolt, overthrow the emperor,In fact, I think the United States is going through this process, the largest farmer in the United States has 2 million acres of land, a lot of land is concentrated in the hands of the rich, there is no land at the bottom, many people become homeless, I think the United States to legalize marijuana is to destroy the will of these people, to prevent them from organizing rebellion
Anyone who can eat the root dish "折耳根" right away is tough; Even many Chinese people find them hard to stomach. That guy's singing from 2nd floor is hard to describe in words. This small town has actually undergone some degree of tourism development. However many ancient towns are trying to develop tourism and this town still reflecting the appearance of rural towns in the southwestern China region. This guide guy's English is really impressive. He and the photographer in white clothes seems a great match. Best wishes
14:45 The mud house you see should be the old house built by the ancestors of the owner of the building behind. The owner of this land should live in the building behind.When the Chinese have enough land,,the Chinese will choose not to demolish the old house built by their ancestors, but to keep it as a memorial and to store some tools or sundries.
the old loess houses on the left were inhabited by the older generation decades ago.they are now abandoned, but in order to preserve the use rights of the homesteads or use them for raising pigs and chickens, these old houses have been left there and not demolished. The new houses nearby are the ones they built.
70 years is for properties in cities, not villiges, and that 70 years can be renewed with very less money.that interpretor guy has zero idea about Chinese villages, he could ask that old villager if he did not know, but he directly replied that nonsense without asking
Don't worry, many people abroad just can't stand the truth of China's development. This is the real living condition of ordinary people in rural China. Don't pay attention to those ridiculous remarks that offer you money. In addition, the land use rights in rural China are actually the same as real estate. According to the policy, the property rights are 70 years. After the 70 years expire, the next 70 years will be automatically extended. As long as there is one person in your family, the land belongs to you.
That's one of the reasons there are no vagrants in China. There is no need to worry about the real estate tax, the land can maintain the basic life and surplus, and the land is not allowed to be bought and sold, so as to avoid some people selling the land for immediate benefits, once they fall into poverty, they will lose their sources of livelihood
Why does China have no homeless in major city? Peasants all have a piece of land and a house in countryside. If they get tired in stress and competition in cities, they return countryside to relax.
Asking someone if they would rather live in a city in China is potentially a sensitive question because it is not necessarily easy for people in rural areas to obtain resident permits in large cities. I enjoyed the vlog. It was great to get outside of a big city and have a look at rural life.
@@dearpope The hukou system exists, friend. That doesn't mean that people do not move to the cities, obviously cities have grown hugely but the hukou system still exists.
@deanzaZZR China's hukou system has long since been defunct, and has no reason to exist. If there is any use, it is that if you are an agricultural hukou you can get land in the countryside, and if you encounter a demolition you can share the money, theoretically, agricultural hukou than urban hukou can allow people to get more benefits.
In the 20 minutes, Chinese people always keep the old house when they building the new house, because Chinese people want to keeping the old house to missing of where they grew up and missing of their parents.
A more general note: local inhabitants anywhere do not like being instructed by some blow-ins about their local customs/ dressing etc. Remember when Canadian PM Trudeau and family emerged from the Ca plane, after it landed in India, dressed up as locals? It did not go down well! Allow the locals to show their culture, not the visitors! It's good manners.
China has a 17-year land use right? How come I don’t know this? I’m already over 30 years old, and I’m still cultivating the land I owned when I was a child, and no one is charging me. Are you really Chinese?
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you 2 got the land matter totally wrong, don't assume something you don't know, please go below and read "lainfonet" comment, enjoy PEACE
In China, as a farmer, one receives two plots of land for free from the government (or the Chinese Communist Party, which is the ruling party): one for cultivation and one for building a house. Farmers in China are exempt from taxes and receive government subsidies. Land trading is prohibited in China to prevent land consolidation and the emergence of a large number of landless farmers. If farmers lose their land and have to rent land from landlords, they would be exploited and fall into extreme poverty. Ensuring that farmers have their own land and prohibiting land consolidation were the reasons why farmers supported the Communist Party during the revolution, and it is also the Party's promise to the farmers. One of the reasons Western countries criticize the Communist Party is the claim that the Chinese people do not own land, as it is held by the Party. This is not true. In China, urban land is owned by the state, meaning all the people, and rural land is owned by village collectives. As long as the Communist Party remains true to its original mission and its promise to the farmers, China's land will not be privatized.
It’s true
It’s indeed true. Very nice explanation
There are no slums in China. This is also why migrant workers in cities can go back to their hometowns to farm if they can't survive.
农民土地一般是承包分配30年吧，30年后根据人口每个村庄重新分配土地。农民是免税的，唯一的条件是你要把土地种上粮食。不允许荒废土地。如果承包期间荒废土地根据每个村庄不同的情况村集体可能会交由其他人代为种植。
防止了土地兼并，防止了农民失去生产工具。这就是为什么中国很少有流浪汉。这就跟过度私有化的国家解决办法的逻辑有很大不同。高速公路，铁路，邮政，电信，电力等等行业在农村等地区几乎都是亏损的。但政府一直在做。农村地区得到了肉眼可见的发展。虽然农民的收入还是很低。但是对政府的评价，特别是这十几年农民对府很有信心。
中国农民是世界上最幸福的，再等二十年，会有很多人去农村租房子，因为城市人不允许去农村买房
Wonderful video
Thank you Alex! Cheers!
Thanks!
Great ！Jack, you and Sophia actually went to the real countryside of China, this place is beautiful, the farmers are very nice, thank you for letting us know about China. Well done, please continue!
you two look lovely in hanfu, thank you for promoting Chinese culture and showing the authentic rural life in chinar.
That kid fishing in the river reminds me of myself
Nice and friendly people
Thanks for the vid! And I appreciate the "Once Upon a Time in China"-theme song playing in the background!
Hey my favorite beautiful couple Jack Torr and Sophia! Such a beautiful vlog! Both of you look very beautiful in traditional Chinese dress! Jack I love your drone footage! Amazing view! Thank you so much for sharing! Always enjoy watching your videos! Very informative and entertaining! Love you guys! My prayers are always with you and your family! Take care and Cheers!❤
What the tour guide said was not quite accurate. He was talking about the state-owned land ownership of commercial housing in the city. When Chinese citizens buy houses, they will obtain the right to use the state-owned land ownership for 70 years. After the 70 years expire, it will be automatically extended without additional fees. Chinese law stipulates this, I personally think it is because the constitution stipulates that all land is state-owned and individuals only have the right to use it, but the property law protects personal property, which is inconsistent with the constitution, so such a compromise plan was designed to allow you to own the land forever in disguise. In addition, the state also has a back-up plan. When the state needs this land, if the current owner of the right to use it has exceeded the period, the land can be taken back from a legal perspective.
However, the ownership of land in rural and urban commercial housing is different. The land in rural China is collectively owned. Farmers will be allocated reasonable land for farming and pay a small amount of rent to the state every year. The right to use this land is unlimited. In theory, as long as you continue to pay rent, you can continue to use it. In China, this method is called: the contract responsibility system for linking remuneration to output.
@user-e是的，确实是这样。h8cc7qy2n
Yes, I was about to comment the actual policy and I read yours. You made it very clear. And the only thing I would like to clarify is that there is no "small amount of rent" , on the contrary , the farmers would receive gov. subsidy if they keeps farming on their lands instead.
@user-eh8cc7qy2n Yes, that's true.
Another reason for the 70-year tenure is to prevent capitalists from taking advantage of legal loopholes to annex large amounts of land, which would squeeze the living space at the bottom. If this happens, the state can legally reclaim the land and redistribute it to the bottom.
If you study the history of China, you will find that almost every dynasty lasted less than 300 years, the first emperor was usually very wise, and gave land to the peasants, because they could buy and sell freely, many peasants sold their land for immediate profit, 200 years later, the land was concentrated in the hands of landlords and bureaucrats, and the peasants lost the land they depended on for survival.If there is some natural disaster or economic crisis, the people will be destitute, they will organize a revolt, overthrow the emperor,In fact, I think the United States is going through this process, the largest farmer in the United States has 2 million acres of land, a lot of land is concentrated in the hands of the rich, there is no land at the bottom, many people become homeless, I think the United States to legalize marijuana is to destroy the will of these people, to prevent them from organizing rebellion
农民需要交租金？不是吧，我记得不但不用交租金，他们还会获得一项补贴，被称为：粮食直补，好像还有林业补贴，都不多。低保困难户是533元/月，特别困难户是693/月。然后建房也有补贴，是二万五一户还是一人哦，我忘了，我舅舅告诉我的，我只记得大概金额。
Love you guys. The dress up is great. To quote another friend you take travel videos to the next level!
Beautiful video.
Anyone who can eat the root dish "折耳根" right away is tough; Even many Chinese people find them hard to stomach.
That guy's singing from 2nd floor is hard to describe in words.
This small town has actually undergone some degree of tourism development. However many ancient towns are trying to develop tourism and this town still reflecting the appearance of rural towns in the southwestern China region.
This guide guy's English is really impressive. He and the photographer in white clothes seems a great match. Best wishes
Having been enjoying all your videos on China. Thank you for sharing, love birds. :-)
14:45 The mud house you see should be the old house built by the ancestors of the owner of the building behind. The owner of this land should live in the building behind.When the Chinese have enough land,,the Chinese will choose not to demolish the old house built by their ancestors, but to keep it as a memorial and to store some tools or sundries.
You guys are living my dream 😭😭😭
Have a great time !!
Nice village the calmness is great
beautiful very nice❤️❤️👍️👌
Very happy to see my favourite youtuber couple ❤❤❤❤ love you guys
@20:14 and @12:16 A real friend carries your medical herbs!
@12:02 LOL . Great video
Enjoy your vlogs’ diversification
Government allows a 70 year lease, not 17 years.
beautiful.
Nice trips Jack & wife 👍👍👍
Love your Costumes!
Beautiful
the old loess houses on the left were inhabited by the older generation decades ago.they are now abandoned, but in order to preserve the use rights of the homesteads or use them for raising pigs and chickens, these old houses have been left there and not demolished. The new houses nearby are the ones they built.
You two looks very nice
Thankyou so much.
Nice 👍
Love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤
That mud house is mainly for memory and tourist.
Hey Jack,
When are you going to put a ring on her finger? You don’t want to lose stunningly beautiful and charismatic Sophia!
nice video
So nice! Thank you!
Love birds 👍👍👍
I love countryside ❤❤ fan from Chengdu City🎉
70 years, not 17.
70 years is for properties in cities, not villiges, and that 70 years can be renewed with very less money.that interpretor guy has zero idea about Chinese villages, he could ask that old villager if he did not know, but he directly replied that nonsense without asking
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤
Those are dung balls you were handling. They are used to germinate seeds and act as fertilizer at the same time, and for easier transplanting.
No, it's just soil mixed with chemical fertilizer lol
almost no one lives in those mud houses in china anymore, they are now often used for storage or just unoccupied.
穿漢服真可愛!
Don't worry, many people abroad just can't stand the truth of China's development. This is the real living condition of ordinary people in rural China. Don't pay attention to those ridiculous remarks that offer you money. In addition, the land use rights in rural China are actually the same as real estate. According to the policy, the property rights are 70 years. After the 70 years expire, the next 70 years will be automatically extended. As long as there is one person in your family, the land belongs to you.
Those mud houses are not demolished as these are their ancestral houses and these are revered as the abode of their ancestors.
24:40 it's 70 years. Not 17 years. And they don't pay annual property tax. I'm jealous...
Ahhh ok thank you for clarifying
@@JackTorrafter 70 years, the government will continue to allow the people to plant
That's one of the reasons there are no vagrants in China. There is no need to worry about the real estate tax, the land can maintain the basic life and surplus, and the land is not allowed to be bought and sold, so as to avoid some people selling the land for immediate benefits, once they fall into poverty, they will lose their sources of livelihood
I love people of china because they're not like what people thought and they're so nice.
谢谢 很美丽
Hay bro come to Bangladesh ❤😊
Just noticed the smoking guy in the thumbnail! I like it! 🤣😎
give the man a fish and he eats for the day. teach the man to fish and he eats for life.
Why does China have no homeless in major city? Peasants all have a piece of land and a house in countryside. If they get tired in stress and competition in cities, they return countryside to relax.
nice
作为一个中国人告诉你，你们穿的不是汉服是魏晋风的服饰，就是戏服，现在的汉服是指古代服饰在现代体现，是根据古代画像文献复制古代服饰，比较多人穿有春秋战国曲裾，唐朝齐胸襦裙，明朝的马面裙等
就是图个乐，服饰风格太多咱自己都没几个人能分清的，喜欢就成
When the deadline of farmland was reach, the villiages will distribute the lands again by themselves.
hey bro...!
Hey hey!
انت رائع وبوجود صوفيا زادت فيديوهاتك جمال وروعه
0.09 so Interpole
70 years.
Wow everyone should move to China ‼️‼️
Asking someone if they would rather live in a city in China is potentially a sensitive question because it is not necessarily easy for people in rural areas to obtain resident permits in large cities. I enjoyed the vlog. It was great to get outside of a big city and have a look at rural life.
There are no such restrictions now, there were 30 years ago.
@@dearpope The hukou system exists, friend. That doesn't mean that people do not move to the cities, obviously cities have grown hugely but the hukou system still exists.
@@deanzaZZR 户口制度是存在的，但不影响任何人到城市生活。❤
@deanzaZZR China's hukou system has long since been defunct, and has no reason to exist. If there is any use, it is that if you are an agricultural hukou you can get land in the countryside, and if you encounter a demolition you can share the money, theoretically, agricultural hukou than urban hukou can allow people to get more benefits.
@@johnsonfan-xv4uo 我考入大学的时候户口从农村被迁入大学集体户，后边买了房子就自动落户到城里了，好几年前我就想迁回农村，但是没那么容易迁回不去，哪怕我花了几十万重新翻盖了房子也不行，房子还是我父母的名字，我要迁回去要证明自己无业、无房产、单身
Cute couple 😄
Thankyou. 🤍
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
你两是怎么找到这种地方的😅
iChongqing - 一個在重慶本地的機構為他們安排的, 這機構的主要目的是推廣重慶
Hello po
In the 20 minutes, Chinese people always keep the old house when they building the new house, because Chinese people want to keeping the old house to missing of where they grew up and missing of their parents.
以自耕农作为执政基本盘的国家，全世界仅中共一家。每年的1号文件是农民农业农村问题的也仅共党一家。
说实话全世界的城市问题都差不太多，共党的作为也就世界平均水平。然而横向对比全世界各个国家自耕农的历史，三农问题的解决，共党的作为前无古人，估计也后无来者。
简单来说，全世界的其他国家的农村问题解决方式大概可以分为两个方向，一种是大型工业国的方式，就是土地兼并工业化种植，将农民逐出农村。
另一种是废物国家的方式，就是啥也不管，不提升教育不通路不通车不通电不搞基建，放任农民自生自灭。
前一种代表是巴西/菲律宾等，后一种代表是印度。
而中共的做法是什么？是
毛时代搞识字运动，移风易俗，破四旧，上山下乡，乡村教师，赤脚医生等等，为邓时代的农民能参与到现代社会分工打下了坚实的基础。
在邓时代发展轻工业吸引农民成为产业工人。
与此同时在邓江时代搞村村通，通电通路通网，为农农村创造发展基础。
到了老习终于可以回过头再发展农村经济，搞农家乐，乡村旅游，绿水青山就是金山银山，农民医保等等等等
这一系列作为中，只有邓时代的剪刀差伤害了农民的利益。但也算是为了国家腾飞不得不做的妥协。
还好到了老习时代，又开始对回乡发展的年轻人提供大量政策帮助，算是为老邓擦了屁股，没忘了共党的初心。
兄弟，工农业剪刀差也是不得已而为之。二战后，通过掠夺殖民地进行工业发展的原始积累，已经行不通了。如果不能实现工业化，依靠小农经济是不能让国家强大、人民富裕的。实现工业化非常困难，二战之后，能实现工业化的，也就只有亚洲四小龙和中国而已。德日不算，他们在战前就是工业强国。德国会造导弹，日本会造航母。中国工业化的过程之中，农民是做出了巨大的贡献的。现在中国的工业大发展了，该好好的回馈农业和农民兄弟。
A beautiful pair of men and women
Love your Hanfu 🎉🎉🎉. Enjoy ❤❤❤❤
✨✨✨✨👍👍👍👍
Handsome Guy and Pretty Girl
Thank you Haha
欢迎大家来中国游玩。我免费请喝啤酒🍺
It's funny how you guys start from delicious and expensive starbucks, then to manner, then to luckin... definitely blending in!!
配乐男儿当自强，有点绷不住呀。不过还是要点赞
Ну ты мастер Говорун , дай девчонке что нибудь сказать , тебе гидом надо работать
Seysey😅 hoina ni sheyshey po ho ta 😂
Mate it's time to explore Europe! 🇪🇺
Jack-Bro, you are wearing women's clothes.
A more general note: local inhabitants anywhere do not like being instructed by some blow-ins about their local customs/ dressing etc. Remember when Canadian PM Trudeau and family emerged from the Ca plane, after it landed in India, dressed up as locals? It did not go down well!
Allow the locals to show their culture, not the visitors! It's good manners.
在中国并不会有这种情况。你能入乡随俗更容易跟本地人亲近。中国人只要知道你没恶意，就会对你很热情。
Chaina a land of misteries.
Chinese peasants' land is allocated by the government and has the right to use it for life, but it cannot be bought or sold
Peasants? Sorry?
@@JackTorr I guess he meant "present"
@@JackTorr i think a better words is farmer.
@@JackTorr the meaning of peasants in some area is abit different meaning in china. different culture understanding i think.
南方的农村还不错，北方的农村很糟糕
Why?
我是南方广东农村的，我看到有些北方农村新盖的房子比广东好看
China has a 17-year land use right? How come I don’t know this? I’m already over 30 years old, and I’m still cultivating the land I owned when I was a child, and no one is charging me. Are you really Chinese?
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The most famous attractions in Sichuan are SHU NAN Bamboo Sea （蜀南竹海） and CHUAN XI Bamboo Sea （川西竹海）, scenic spots
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somebody will ask u how much did ccp pay for u🙃
We get a lot of these comments.
They just project what their government does on us. LOL.
@JackTorr It's possible that this kind of comment could have been made in jest by some Chinese people, because as I said, LOL!
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