Analysis of China's New Urbanization Main Problems

From 2003 to date, the urbanization of China has rapidly progressed. China's urbanization rate in 2003 was 40.53%. By 2013, the urbanization rate reached 53.7% of the total urban population of over 700 million, an average increase of 1.28 percentage points per year to maintain a rapid growth trend. New urbanization, in relation to the future development of the country road, is very important. On the surface, urbanization in China has reached the world average, but many contradictions and problems lurk behind, becoming increasingly prominent. In this paper, a related method is used to predict the future of China's urbanization rate with the city set to observe the first degree of its urbanization development potential. The new study found that within the process of urbanization exists three main problems:(1) "urban dual structure"; (2) land reform;and (3) rural community issues moving into the city. These three issues, if not solved, will affect the healthy development of urbanization in China. Recommendations and countermeasures are made at the end nof the article.