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... piculs ( one picul equals about 150 pounds ) of the 1,839 piculs of farm produce were turned over to the landlords as rent . The yield of 1945 was 2,400 piculs of which less than 300 piculs were paid out as taxes and yearly installments ...
... piculs ( one picul equals about 150 pounds ) of the 1,839 piculs of farm produce were turned over to the landlords as rent . The yield of 1945 was 2,400 piculs of which less than 300 piculs were paid out as taxes and yearly installments ...
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RESULTS AND PROBLEMS | 10 |
LAND REFORM AND PRODUCTION | 18 |
REFERENCES | 23 |
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80 per cent abolition acres agricultural production arable land basic cadres catties Central Government Chen Cheng China's Land Chinese Communists class status collectivization Committee Communist land program Communist Party compensation cooperative farms crop cultivated land distribution East Pakistan economic estimated expropriated FANG JIH PAO food production forces Formosa grains holdings hsiang implementation increase India individual peasant installments Kwangsi Kwangtung labor land owners land ownership land problem land redistribution land reform land reform program land revolution land taxes land-to-the-tiller landlord class landlords landowners legislation Legislative Yuan ment middle peasants million NAN FANG JIH nation Northeast China overseas Chinese owner-farmers peasantry peasants Peiping People's Government phase of land piculs political poor peasants prewar private land protection provinces public farmland Punjab revolutionary rice rich peasants rural economy rural population sale of public Sun Yat-sen Taiping Taiping Rebellion tenant farmers tillers tion Uttar Pradesh village zamindari