Abstract
Since 1949 China has built over 86,000 dams and resulted in a huge number of involuntary resettlers up to 12,000,000; the impact from the resettlement to the Chinese society in general has been phenomenon and till recent years the Chinese people has been getting concerned about the resettlers' living conditions and welfares. In the resettlement scenario the resettle housing turns out to the major concern since the housing unit most directly affects the living quality of a resettle family. Yet in China the resettlement housing has been long neglected and none of any research in this subject matter has been done so far. The writer of this paper, after the site investigations from 16 resettlement housing zones in China, is trying to offer a systematic, analytical evaluation on the resettlement housing policies and current housing conditions in Chinese Dam Resettlement.
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