Abstract
<em>Coming up with the idea of new type of urbanization drives great changes of rural area. However, there hasn’t been high quality of rural urbanization compared with cities, which is becoming a weakness during the construction of urbanization. Therefore, it is very urgent to accelerate the construction of rural urbanization. Meanwhile, how to promote the development of rural area turns into a significant research field. Thus, as the main body of rural practical activities, human being becomes the developmental point of rural urbanization. The author puts forward the practical and theoretical policies via analyzing the influence factors “Push &amp; Pull” about the reflux of rural population to promote the development of rural area and achieve the goal of rural urbanization, with supplementing the rational escalation of “Boosting” in cities and increasing the “Homesickness” of outflowing peasants.</em>
Highlights
The previous vice president of World Bank, chief economist and Nobel Prize Winner, Joseph Stiglitz, put forward that there are two things that can affect and improve the world: one is the development of high-tech industry in USA and the other is the development process of China’s urbanization (Zhang, 2013)
China promotes the new urbanization in order to improve it into a higher level and quality
It is necessary to change the backwardness of rural economy so as to speed up the development of urban-rural integration and facilitate the construction of new urbanization
Summary
The previous vice president of World Bank, chief economist and Nobel Prize Winner, Joseph Stiglitz, put forward that there are two things that can affect and improve the world: one is the development of high-tech industry in USA and the other is the development process of China’s urbanization (Zhang, 2013). It plays an important role during the construction of rural urbanization, which is to make a large number of outflow population back, to change the rural population structure, and not promote both the “38” group and the “54 (Note 2)” group return.
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