China News Agency, Beijing, April 21 (Reporter Li Jingze) The white paper "Chinese Youth in the New Era" released by the Chinese official on the 21st pointed out that the development channels for youth are more smooth and the flow is more free. Under the background of the in-depth implementation of the regional coordinated development strategy , the youth gradually changed from the one-way "peacock flying southeast" to the multi-directional "freedom and freedom", looking for development opportunities in the cities they like, and expanding the growth stage in suitable areas.
According to reports, the white paper consists of three parts, the preface, the main body and the conclusion, with about 18,000 words, and is released in 8 languages including Chinese, English, French, Russian, German, Spanish, Arabic, and Japanese.
In order to fully demonstrate the style and responsibilities of Chinese youth in the new era, this white paper is hereby released on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Youth League of China.
The white paper pointed out that in the new era, young Chinese students are at the best time for the development of the Chinese nation. They have a more favorable development environment and a broader space for growth, and are faced with a rare opportunity to make achievements and make careers.
More than 25 million impoverished youths have been completely lifted out of poverty, and Chinese youths are moving towards a higher level of well-off life together.
According to the white paper, by the end of 2020, there will be 180 million underage netizens in China between the ages of 6 and 18, and the Internet penetration rate among minors will reach 94.9%. The indispensable lifestyle, growth space and "sixth sense" of contemporary teenagers.
The white paper pointed out that by 2021, the consolidation rate of China's compulsory education will reach 95.4%; the gross enrollment rate of senior high school will reach 91.4%; of youth open important pathways to success.
The white paper shows that under the background of the in-depth implementation of the regional coordinated development strategy, Chinese young people have gradually changed from a one-way "peacock flying southeast" to a multi-directional "free and free flight", looking for development opportunities in their favorite cities, and in their own suitable cities. Regional expansion and growth stage.
According to reports, in 2020, the total number of migrant workers going out is nearly 170 million, most of which are young people; the urbanization rate of the youth permanent population will reach 71.1%, an increase of 15.3 percentage points over ten years ago, and 7.2 percentage points higher than the overall permanent population urbanization rate. More young people can better integrate into urban life and realize a development transition through the development flow between urban and rural areas.
In this regard, Fu Zhenbang, director of the Office of the Inter-ministerial Joint Conference for the Implementation of the Medium- and Long-Term Youth Development Plan and Secretary of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, said at a press conference held in Beijing that day that the urbanization rate of China's youth resident population will increase in the future.
In the process of rapid urbanization in China, young people are both beneficiaries and contributors, and are the core driving force of urban development.
Regarding the construction of a youth development-oriented city, Fu Zhenbang pointed out that the city is the place where the youth is most concentrated, and it is also the place where the pressure and contradictions of youth development are concentrated.
In some cities, young people face difficulties in finding employment, housing, and living. It can be said that without the high-quality development of youth, there will be no high-quality development of cities.
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