The Plight Of Rebuilding The Villages Inside The City With The Way Out

The Villages is a special phenomenon in China’s unique urban and ruraleconomic and social system and cultural background, due to the rapid advance ofurbanization. In recent years, the villages problem has increasingly become adiscordant factor in urban economic and social development, a serious impediment tothe sustainable development of cities, must be reform, the progressive realization ofurban and rural integration. However, the transformation of villages is a complexsystem works, it is not only related to the special problems of demolition, resettlementcompensation and the population of household registration, land ownership changes,but also with the government administrative capacity, financial strength, urbanplanning and social management such factors are closely related.In this paper, and learn from the theory of the transformation of villages at homeand abroad on the basis of the actual situation, combined with Lanzhou City, on theXigu the transformation of villages in a more systematic study. First described thebasic characteristics of the villages and the formation of reason, that thetransformation of villages is imperative to analyze the existence of villages for urbandevelopment; theories of the transformation of villages, combing, this study provide atheoretical supported. Xigu District, Lanzhou City, the transformation of villages for aspecific object, according to the particularity of Lanzhou City in the process ofurbanization, urban development requirements and Xigu economic structure anddistribution to explore Xigu villages formed special reasons, the analysis Xigu Districtreconstruction of the Village and the transformation of the difficulties. Once again,learn from the successful experience of the domestic transformation of villages on thebasis of the proposed the transformation of villages in the Xigu solved the core issueis to improve the property rights reform, the transformation of villages in the ruralcollective economic and ideological barriers to solve the villagers, improve thevillagers’ social security system. Finally, this study suggests that the transformation ofvillages is a complex project involving many fields of social, economic, legal, cultural,government should play a leading role, so that the “One Village One case”, in the fullstudy each on the basis of the situation of the village reconstruction, step-by-step planbe implemented in phases in order to achieve the best results for the public to create abetter urban environment.